BBC Scotland has historically shown its own football results programme. From 1989–2001, it was known as "Afternoon Sportscene" and it opted out of "Grandstand" at around 4:40pm when the "Final Score" segment of the programme was about to begin, and consequently the programme included a vidiprinter sequence which lasted for roughly the same time as it did on "Final Score". The programme was renamed "Sportscene Results" at the start of the 2001-02 season although it wasn't until the end of the decade that the vidiprinter was on-screen from the start of the programme until the classified results at 5pm. As with "Final Score", the vidiprinter seen on BBC Scotland historically took the raw feed but in November 2013, two weeks after "Final Score" launched an edited version, BBC Scotland followed suit. All English non-League scores, as well as all Welsh and Irish scores, were removed. BBC Scotland also started using its own codes, prefixing all English games with the letter 'E'. However in 2017 some of this information was restored. Scores and results from the National League (including the North and South divisions), Welsh Premier League and the Northern Ireland Premiership along with goal flashes and sendings-off from all of those leagues was re-instated. This is the first time that a vidiprinter on television has shown the scorers and sendings-off from the National League North, National League South and the Northern Ireland Premiership - this information had been available on the BBC's online vidiprinter since the 2014/15 season. During the final few years of "Grandstand", BBC Wales also opted out of the final few minutes of Final Score to provide a round-up of the Welsh football and rugby results and in 2001 launched its own separate results programme called "Wales on Saturday" until it was dropped in 2008. The vidiprinter was on-screen from the start of the programme until 5pm. As with BBC Scotland, BBC Northern Ireland has always produced its own results programme. However it does not start broadcasting until 5pm. Consequently, the Northern Ireland programme does not feature an on-screen vidiprinter. Sky Sports launched a sports magazine programme, "Sports Saturday", in August 1992 and the vidiprinter was on-screen during the results section of the programme, which was called "Scorelines". The vidiprinter appeared at around 4:30pm, more than ten minutes before the vidiprinter appeared on "Grandstand".