The BBC is planning to cut up to 115 editorial and production jobs across its Nations and Regions, including Northern Ireland, as part of a larger strategy to save around £200 million by March 2026. This represents approximately 3% of the workforce in these divisions, with the broadcaster opting for voluntary redundancies to mitigate the impact. These cuts come amid a backdrop of significant financial pressures, with the BBC aiming to reduce a total of 500 public service roles by the target date. Although the BBC has pledged to invest an additional £80 million in diversity initiatives, the National Union of Journalists has expressed concern over the implications for local news provision. The cuts are part of a broader strategy to identify efficiencies and adapt to funding challenges, including a freeze on the license fee. BBC Wales has indicated that 45 to 50 roles may face compulsory redundancy as part of these measures.