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This documentary is being shown on network right now in the post Newsnight slot.

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Looking at other content, River City airs on BBC One Scotland the day after it premieres on BBC Scotland. Other programmes, such as Martin Compston's Norwegian Fling, airs on BBC Scotland ahead of a transmission on network (in this case on Thursdays ahead of being on BBC Two on Fridays).

I think there are a few programmes that were previously BBC Scotland (channel) only that now get a repeat on BBC1 Scotland, which tells its own story. Scotland’s Home of the Year and Inside Central Station off the top of my head. In fact, it looks like Inside Central Station now has its first airing on BBC1 Scotland despite being one of the major launch programmes on the BBC Scotland channel.

I guess on a channel full of repeats, it’s hard for new content to stand out. Which is problematic! And if The Nine goes, it arguably doesn’t have much of a raison d’etre left

PS Is there any reason that there is a block of programmes on Monday afternoons but not any other afternoon (except news or sport)?
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Appears to be with sign language from the ‘SL’ on one of the programme pages?