The BBC reports that its spending on programmes commissioned in Scotland has fallen by more than 11% over the past year, according to its annual report. The reduction is described as amounting to more than £15 million. The figure relates specifically to BBC spending on content it commissions in Scotland, rather than to all BBC activity in the region. The sources provided do not include additional breakdowns such as which programme genres are affected, whether the changes reflect shifts in commissioning decisions, budgeting across different BBC departments, or broader spending trends. They also do not specify the reporting period covered by the annual report beyond “the past year.” Overall, the available information indicates a significant year-on-year decrease in BBC commissioning spend tied to Scotland, with the BBC presenting the change as part of its financial reporting in the annual accounts.