It does this by making programmes from production centres in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Salford, Bristol, Birmingham and London.
Each area makes TV & radio programmes for its local audiences and from time to time for the network.
BBC Scotland is responsible for a wide range of services on TV, radio and online including news and current affairs, comedy, drama and factual programming specifically for audiences in Scotland. It is also a partner in the Gaelic-speaking channel, BBC ALBA.
BBC Cymru Wales produces a wide range of programming and content in English and in Welsh for television, radio and online audiences in Wales and on network. Its Roath Lock studios are home to some of the BBC’s most popular dramas.
BBC Northern Ireland produces a diverse range of local and network content for the BBC including factual, entertainment, comedy, drama, religion events and sport; with a specialism in local and network news and current affairs provision. It is also home to Northern Ireland's most listened to radio stations BBC Radio Ulster and BBC Radio Foyle.
The BBC English Regions make news, current affairs, politics, arts and music, factual, religion, sport and weather for local television, radio and web services.
The BBC’s new base at MediaCityUK, Salford Quays is home to BBC Children’s, BBC Learning, the BBC Philharmonic, BBC Radio 5 live, BBC Religion & Ethics and BBC Sport as well as BBC Radio Manchester, North West Tonight and Inside Out and selected departments from BBC Audio & Music, BBC Vision and BBC Future Media. In April 2012 BBC Breakfast will move to the site.
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