Since February 24 2019 the UK TV consumers can enjoy a new public channel. The BBC has launched a new regional service on Astra satellite 28° East.
It is called "BBC Scotland" and as they say: "A channel for modern Scotland, it features a mix of documentary, popular factual & entertainment, comedy, drama, news & current affairs and sport." The channel replaces the former BBC Two Scotland.

The extra schedule will start daily at 19:00h UK time. During the day there will be the BBC Two programme spiced up with some political extra content. There is SD and also high quality HD transmission available. Viewers can use equipment of FreeView, Sky, Freesat and Virgin Media to watch BBC Scotland. Since the transmission does use Freesat the content is available in the Irish Republic and parts of Western Europe.
This is the settings details:

Satellite: Astra 28.2° East

Channel name: "BBC Scotland", Frequency 10803, SR 22000, H, FEC 5/6
Channel name: "BBCScotlandHD", Frequency 11023, SR 23000, H, FEC 2/3

If you need more information on receiving BBC in Germany, then please refer to the contact details on the BB24 homepage.

The Director's view is: "“We know that viewers in Scotland love BBC television, but we know that they want us to better reflect their lives and better reflect modern Scotland. The best way to achieve that is a dedicated channel for Scotland. It’s a channel that will be bold, creative and ambitious, with a brand-new Scotland-edited international news programme at its heart."