BBC Fires Scott Mills Over Sexual Offense Allegations

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BBC Radio 2 just dropped a bombshell by firing their breakfast shell host Scott Mills over

issues with his personal conduct.

The 53-year-old DJ, who pulled in up to 360,000 pounds a year, got yanked off air last Tuesday

and his contract ended right after.

His ties back to allegations from about a decade ago during his radio one days.

Earlier this week, insiders revealed the claims connect to a 2016 police probe into serious

sexual offenses involving a teenage boy.

It's the same person from the original complaint, but fresh details that push the BBC to cut

ties completely after their review.

Colleagues are reeling in absolute shock, with some straight up crying around the offices

and gasps echoing through newsrooms.

The shows a massive draw, pulling 6.5 million weekly listeners, so bosses are in panic mode,

hunting for a replacement fast.

This second came as one of the final moves by outgoing director general Tim Davy, right

before he steps down this Thursday.

It follows other high profile exits like news anchor Hugh Edwards and MasterChef Hosts

Greg Wallace and John Toroad over the past couple years.

Now the BBC hands off the mess to interim chief Roderie Talfon Davies and new permanent

boss Matt Britton starting May 18th, all while keeping, that huge audience locked in

amid the drama.