Two-minute Summary

BBC Scotland's Local Television Hours

Genre
Arts6.45
Comedy11.59
Current Affairs 177.12
Drama 51.61
Entertainment 5.91
Factual40.40
Factual Entertainment12.13
Music Performance 22.57
News & Weather 315.35
Religion/Beliefs1.86
Sport 164.20
Total809.19
Repeats306.07
Total hours1,115.26

BBC Scotland's Radio Hours

BBC Radio Scotland8,400
Repeats1,600
Total hours10,000
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal3,255
Repeats913
Total hours4,168

BBC Scotland's Network Television hours

Total hours422

BBC ALBA's Television Hours

Genre
News & Current Affairs 183
Other BBC funded programmes27
BBC funded programmes210
Partner (MG ALBA) funded programmes443
Total hours653
Repeats1,868
Total hours2,521

Weekly Reach In Scotland % Television

BBC One
07/0878.1
08/0977.7
09/1077.1
BBC Two
07/0857.0
08/0956.2
09/1055.4
BBC ALBA
08/09 (Sept 08–March 09)5.5% (220,000)
09/104.3% (180,000)

Weekly Reach In Scotland % Radio

BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
07/0868.0
08/0969.0
09/1068.0
BBC Radio Scotland
07/0821.4
08/0926.6
09/1021.2
1,640,000

The number of unique users who access BBC Scotland's News Scotland website each week.

250,000

The number of requests to view, via the BBC iPlayer, received both by Limmy's Show and by Gary Tank Commander.

74.6%

The percentage of qualifying hours of originated programming on BBC ALBA supplied by independent production companies.

2

The Sony Awards – Gold and Bronze – won in 2009/10 by broadcaster Edi Stark for her work for BBC Radio Scotland

TV highlights

The This Is Scotland season on BBC Four in September 2009 celebrated Scotland's art, culture and history. It increased the channel's reach by 6% and contributed two of the channel's top five programmes that month.

Radio highlights

Desperate Fishwives, the Aberdeen-based comedy sketch show, found a new audience on BBC 7 and is now being filmed for a television pilot for BBC Scotland.

Further facts and figures for 2009/10 available at bbc.co.uk/info/

Online Highlights

Former Children's Laureate Michael Rosen featured in BBC Scotland's first ‘Authors Live’ event, webcast to an estimated online audience of over 100,000 schoolchildren. Future events, in partnership with the Scottish Book Trust, will include Julia Donaldson, Jacqueline Wilson, Charlie Higson, Philip Pullman and Eoin Colfer.

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