Tyne Tees digital switchover stage one under way
Television viewers in the north east of England and parts of Cumbria and North Yorkshire have been switched to a digital signal.
Analogue services across the region are being switched off in two stages.
For stage one, analogue BBC Two has been switched off and some digital channels are now available from relay transmitters for the first time.
The second stage, to take place on 26 September, will complete the transfer to digital signals in England.
At stage two, the remaining analogue channels will be permanently switched off and replaced with additional digital TV, radio and text services.
Radio signals are not affected by the switchover.
The area is served by the main Chatton, Pontop Pike and Bilsdale transmitters and 33 relay sites.
Viewers can check their switchover date and options for getting digital TV by using the Digital UK website postcode checker or by ringing 08456 50 50 50.
The UK's conversion to digital TV began in October 2007 in the Cumbrian town of Whitehaven.
Digital UK is the non-profit company set up by the government to oversee the transition.