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BBC Fires Breakfast Show Host Over Allegations
30 Mar
Summary
- Scott Mills no longer contracted with BBC following allegations.
- He hosted BBC Radio 2's popular 'Breakfast Show'.
- Mills was one of the BBC's highest-paid presenters.

Scott Mills has been terminated from his role as the host of BBC Radio 2's 'Breakfast Show,' with the BBC confirming his contract has ended.
The decision follows an allegation made regarding his personal conduct, which led to him being removed from air last Tuesday while the BBC investigated the matter. Mills was officially terminated over the weekend.
Mills took over the 'Breakfast Show' in January 2025 and previously hosted on BBC Radio 1. He also won BBC's 'Celebrity Race Across the World' in 2024 alongside his husband, Sam Vaughan. Financial records show he was the 11th highest-paid presenter at the broadcaster, earning between £355,000-£359,999 annually.
In an internal email, BBC music director Lorna Clarke acknowledged the news would be sudden and shocking to staff and listeners, promising further updates on the show's future plans when available.