BBC issues statement about 'new information' leading to Scott Mills ...
The BBC have issued a statement about 'new information' which led to Scott Mills being sacked earlier this week
www.ladbible.comHere’s the latest on Scott Mills based on recent reporting:
Scott Mills was sacked by BBC Radio 2 in March 2026 amid new information related to allegations about his personal conduct. The BBC said Mills is no longer contracted to work with the BBC, but gave limited detail.[4]
Coverage indicates the sacking followed a separate earlier police investigation in the late 1990s/2010s that did not lead to charges, with the BBC noting they were aware of the investigation in 2017 and that it was closed in 2019 due to lack of evidence.[2][3]
Spin-off reporting from tabloids and entertainment outlets around the time highlighted that Mills had been under scrutiny for a “historic relationship” allegation, which the BBC and Mills’ representatives declined to detail publicly.[3][2]
A piece from The Mirror summarized ongoing fallout, including removal of Mills-related branding and content from various platforms, and stated the BBC’s statement about acting on new information.[1]
If you’d like, I can pull a concise timeline of key dates (police investigation, BBC statements, sacking date) or compile a short list of direct quotes from the BBC statements with citations.
The BBC have issued a statement about 'new information' which led to Scott Mills being sacked earlier this week
www.ladbible.comFresh details emerge of a police investigation into Scott Mills, which was closed in 2019 due to a lack of evidence
www.standard.co.ukThe radio DJ was awarded a prestigious Honorary Doctorate of Arts by Southampton Solent University in 2009, but is now set to be stripped of it as a panel meets to discuss the issue
www.mirror.co.ukFormer BBC Radio 2 presenter Scott Mills was questioned by police over allegations of serious sexual offences against a teenage boy under 16 in 2018, but the case was dropped due to a lack of evidence.
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