The Today programme was up by about 385,000 people on the previous quarter, bringing its total number of listeners to 5.85 million.
BBC Radio 5 Live’s breakfast show, hosted by Rachel Burden and Rick Edwards, added 180,000 listeners to reach a total of 1.58 million.
Meanwhile, BBC Radio 3’s breakfast show attracted 866,000 listeners, an increase of about 115,000 on the previous quarter.
But there was less good news for other breakfast shows.
BBC Radio 2’s Zoe Ball dipped by 146,000 listeners to 6.28 million in the quarter that saw her unexpectedly take an extended break from the show.
Kiss breakfast, hosted by Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, also went down by about 218,000. Their audience is now 721,000.
Magic’s breakfast show lost about 170,000 listeners in the quarter that Ronan Keating left the station, giving the show an audience of 890,000.
Ball’s fellow Radio 2 presenter Vernon Kay continued to have the most popular radio programme in the UK. His mid-morning show increased its audience in the latest quarter to 6.8 million.
