recently updated when a new set was built in Studio C at BBC Scotland's Pacific Quay studios, reflecting the look of the BBC's network news programmes. It was first seen on screen on 27 January 2014. As of February 2019, BBC Reporting Scotland has been supplemented by a sister hour-long programme, The Nine, airing each weeknight on the BBC Scotland channel. While Reporting Scotland continues to cover Scottish news, The Nines brief also includes UK national and international news coverage from a Scottish perspective. The programme has been compared with the frequent calls to replace Reporting Scotland with a 'Scottish Six' version of the BBC News at Six. Broadcasting On weekdays, the programme airs ten times a day on BBC One Scotland: Breakfast bulletins at 0625, 0655, 0725, 0755, 0825 and 0905 during BBC BreakfastA 15-minute lunchtime programme at 1.30pm, after the BBC News at OneThe main 30-minute evening programme at 6.30pm, after the BBC News at SixA late night bulletin at around 10.30pm, after the BBC News at TenThere are three weekend bulletins (one bulletin on a Saturday and two bulletins on a Sunday) A mid-afternoon news summary used to be broadcast at around 4pm after the BBC News Summary on BBC Two Scotland from 1986 until 2003, when the bulletins moved to BBC One Scotland, but this was discontinued at the end of 2012. Starting in December 2007, a short headline update was aired at 8pm during the BBC News Summary, but this was axed along with the national news summary in May 2018. Along with other BBC Scotland news and current affairs programming, it can be viewed as a live or on-demand (in full or as individual articles) video stream from the online BBC iPlayer. The programme can also be watched in any part of the UK (and much of Europe) via the BBC UK regional TV on satellite service transmitted from the Astra satellite at 28.2° east:- on channel 101 using Sky-branded proprietary satellite receivers with a conditional access card associated with an address in Scotland on channel 951 using a Sky-branded receiver with a card associated with a non-Scottish address or with no viewing card on 10,803 MHz, 22,000Ksps, Horizontal polarisation, FEC 5/6 using a normal satellite receiver Notable on-air team Reporters and correspondents Rebecca Curran – Aberdeen reporter John Johnston – Shetland reporter Iain Macinnes – Highlands and Islands reporter Jamie McIvor – News