BBC Radio 2 Dismisses Scott Mills for ‘Personal Conduct’ Misconduct

BBC Radio 2 has dismissed Scott Mills after allegations about his personal conduct. Reports first emerged on 30 March via BBC News. The presenter is 53 years old.

Career background

Mills joined the BBC in 1998 to present an early breakfast show. He later moved to Radio 2 after 24 years to take an afternoon slot. In November 2024 he was named the station’s new breakfast host, replacing Zoe Ball.

Recent developments

The BBC News report said Mills had been sacked. A BBC spokesperson said they do not comment on individual matters, but confirmed he is no longer contracted and has left the corporation. Filmogaz.com has contacted the BBC and Mills for comment.

Broadcast timeline

Mills presented his final breakfast programme on Tuesday 24 March. From Wednesday, Gary Davies covered his shows. The corporation has not provided further on-air detail.

Colleague reaction

Presenter Jeremy Vine spoke on Radio 2 after the story broke. He said he was taken aback and had received no prior notice. Vine added he only learned what was stated in the bulletin and had no additional information.

Context and keywords

The decision by BBC Radio 2 to dismiss Scott Mills follows allegations concerning his personal conduct. The broadcaster described the action as a response to reported misconduct allegations. Further updates are expected as investigations continue.