Editing SVT2 (section)

==Programming==
Programming on SVT2 is generally more specialist than on the primary SVT1. The station's output includes most of SVT's cultural programming, minority output in the [[Sami language|Sami]] and [[Finnish language]]s, [[sign language]] programming, [[independent films]], current affairs and parliamentary coverage.

SVT2 does not broadcast 24 hours a day. As of January 2019, SVT2 signs off shortly after 5 am and resumes broadcasting between 8 am and 9 am. During the daytime on most weekdays, SVT Forum, the network's umbrella programme for live current events, airs.  A mid-afternoon Rapport bulletin airs at 4 p.m (16:00).

At 5:15 pm (17:15), SVT2 begins its evening schedule with three minority-language news bulletins: [[Ođđasat]] (Sami), ''Nyhetstecken'' (Swedish Sign Language), and [[SVT Uutiset|Uutiset]] (Finnish), followed by a documentary programme. The channel's main news programme, ''Aktuellt'' at 9pm (21:00) includes in-depth analysis, interviews, sports updates, cultural and regional news, and weather. Repeats of sports current affairs output air throughout the night.

===Acquired programming===
Acquired programming on SVT2 has included ''[[If Tomorrow Comes (miniseries)|If Tomorrow Comes]]'', ''[[Six Feet Under (TV series)|Six Feet Under]]'', ''[[The Sopranos]]'', ''[[K Street (TV series)|K Street]]'', ''[[Parkinson (TV series)|Parkinson]]'', ''[[The Kumars at No. 42]]'', ''[[The Wire]]'', ''[[Nip/Tuck]]'' and ''[[Veronica Mars]]''. It has also included a few daily telenovelas from some European and Latin American countries.

As is the practice with the rest of the Swedish television and film industry, acquired foreign programmes on SVT2 are shown in their respective original language audio with Swedish subtitles.