  bbc northern ireland (, ulster-scots: bbc norlin airlan) is the main public service broadcaster in northern ireland. the organisation is one of the three national regions of the bbc, together with bbc scotland and bbc cymru wales. based at broadcasting house, belfast, it provides television, radio, online and interactive television content. bbc northern ireland currently employs 700 people, largely in belfast. == television ==  bbc northern ireland operates two television stations; *bbc one northern ireland *bbc two northern ireland prior to 27 october 2006, bbc two ni was a digital only service while bbc two northern ireland was available on analogue transmission. since 28 october 2006, bbc two northern ireland has been the on-air name for both services which have been merged. bbc northern ireland has its own team of continuity announcers which introduce the vast majority of programmes on bbc one and bbc two in northern ireland. bbc northern ireland makes some of its own programmes itself. however, unlike the radio stations, the television stations' content is for the most part identical to that broadcast by the bbc one and bbc two channels in england. some network programmes may however be time-shifted to make room for more local programming. most local programmes are broadcast on bbc one northern ireland. === regional television === * bbc newsline is the regional news service. its main presenters are donna traynor, stephen watson and tara mills. the main bulletin is from 18.30â19.00 with shorter bulletins at 13.30 and 22.25. summaries are also broadcast during breakfast and the early afternoon (all the bbc regions broadcast their own regional news simultaneously before all the networks reconnect to the national network for a national weather broadcast); * regional political programmes, notably spotlight, hearts and minds and lets t
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