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The Radio Times has shed around 60,000 copies in the first half of the year, while market leaders TV Choice and What's on TV drove further ahead of their nearest rivals.
IPC Media's flagship music title, NME, recorded a double-digit, year-on-year fall in circulation during the second half of last year, while three other leading music magazines suffered the same fate.
Market-leading Glamour has increased its lead over second-placed Good Housekeeping in the women's lifestyle sector, which in the first six months was notable for steep falls in Company and More magazines' circulations.
Bauer Media "steadied the ship" at celebrity weekly magazines Closer and Heat in the final six months of 2012, as the crowded market suffered from a lack of famous weddings and Now fared poorly.
The circulations of IPC's Soaplife and Hearst Magazines' Inside Soap have fallen significantly year on year, although the majority of TV titles avoided large declines, according to the July to December 2011 magazine ABC figures.
Good Housekeeping is close to overtaking Glamour as the best-selling women's lifestyle and fashion title, after gaining more than 80,000 copies on the market-leading Condé Nast title.
BBC Homes & Antiques posted the greatest circulation rise year on year in the homes and gardens sector, but increased bulk copies helped some magazines in the home interests sector avoid year-on-year circulation falls.
Bauer Media-owned Heat has reported the steepest circulation drop in the celebrity weekly sector, falling to improve since the loss of editor Sam Delaney, and down more than a fifth since the first six months of 2010.
The first six months of 2011 proved be another challenging period for magazines in the UK, with notable winners and losers across the top 100 magazines by circulation.
The top 100 magazines including publisher information and percentage of circulation actively purchased, according to the latest ABC figures.
