The dedicated Scottish channel is set to disappear from traditional television schedules alongside BBC Three, according to The Guardian.
It is expected to be among the most significant changes announced as part of a wider overhaul.
It comes after the broadcaster announced plans in June to make £160m to £500m in savings across the news, nations and content divisions by 2028/29.
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Around 2000 jobs are expected to be cut.
The broadcaster most recently announced 41 job losses at BBC Sport.
The BBC’s latest annual report detailed how the corporation’s financial outlook “deteriorated” in the second half of 2025.
BBC Scotland launched in 2019 following years of debate over the level of programming dedicated to Scotland.
Matt Brittin has set out plans for cost savings in an email to staff (Lucy North/PA)
It currently broadcasts every evening and is home to a range of Scottish news, current affairs and entertainment.
However, insiders have told The Guardian that viewing figures no longer justify the cost of maintaining BBC Scotland as a linear TV channel.
Staff at Glasgow’s Pacific Quay were told in August that job cuts are on the way, and as many as 60 roles could be lost.
Nick McGowan-Lowe, the National Union of Journalists’ Scotland organiser, has previously said of the planned cuts: “The NUJ will be both fighting to save these jobs in Scotland, making sure workloads are manageable for remaining staff, and campaigning for immediate UK Government intervention.
“These are severe cuts at BBC Scotland, and they come at a time where there has never been a greater need for quality public service broadcasting.
“This constant cycle of cuts and cost-saving undermines the BBC’s core mission to inform, educate, and entertain – and it must end.”