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BBC Scotland TV channel to close

BBC to cut 2,000 jobs, shut BBC Three, BBC Scotland TV channels and Radio 4 Extra to save £500 million

In a significant shift, the BBC will discontinue its BBC Three and BBC Scotland channels this spring as part of a strategic initiative aimed at reducing costs by £500 million over the next two years.

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BBC Scotland TV channel to close amid cuts to services

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BBC Three and BBC Scotland TV channels to be shut down next year

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BBC Three and BBC Scotland channels to close in savage cost-cutting bid

BBC Three, BBC Scotland, and BBC Radio 4 Extra are set to cease traditional linear broadcasting in spring 2027 as the broadcaster moves to reduce spending.

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BBC Three and BBC Scotland linear channels to close in cost-cutting bid

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BBC Three, BBC Scotland and Radio 4 Extra broadcast channels to close

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BBC Three Among Linear Services Set to Close as Broadcaster Looks for Savings

“We need to make every pound work harder for audiences as we respond to the immediate cost pressures and reinvent the BBC for a changing world,” said BBC director-general Matt Brittin.

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BBC Scotland among three services axed in major cuts, BBC confirms

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BBC axes BBC Three & Scotland for good in brutal cost-cutting drive – as broadcaster also cuts 100 jobs from News dept

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BBC Scraps TikTok Generation News Bulletin 'The Catch Up'

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has canceled The Catch Up, a nightly news bulletin that was aimed at the TikTok generation. The BBC has canned The Catch Up as part of the planned closure of BBC Three, the youth network that will be switched off for a second time in spring 2027.

BBC TV channel to shut within months as new cuts are revealed

The broadcaster, which had been spending more than £42 million on the BBC Scotland channel in recent years, has insisted that a "wide range" of Scottish content will still be ava

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BBC News Channel Launches on YouTube in U.K. and U.S.

Trial that began this week is part of the BBC's wider YouTube strategy to reach new and younger audiences where they are, said the corporation