Becky Hill
Singer Becky Hill pops up regularly across the archive, from the Radio 1 afternoon show years with Scott and Chris through to later appearances, often phoning in to rant or turning up with news of her own.
Luke and Hayley survived the first Mother or Lover before Becky Hill unleashed a rant about queues, spilled drinks, exes and the crushing pressure to enjoy New Year's Eve. [...]
Becky Hill was invited to phone whenever she needed to vent and immediately delivered a full-throttle rant about My Heart Goes, while the quiz asked listeners to identify animals from their farts. [...]
Scott rebuilt Adele's laugh over famous television themes, TikTok saxophone creator Cast and Belt transformed Easy On Me and the archive returned to Becky Hill singing live through Chris's fake dumping. [...]
Chris's barbecue obsession became a potential TV format, Animal Tennis made another listener choose between grunts and animals, and the Who Game dug up Flappy Bird-era memories. [...]
Chris returned from paternity leave to a Roddy Ricch doormat, a delayed Prince William interview and the story of desperately hunting for a loo inside Kensington Palace. [...]
Becky Hill reviewed her Live Lounge, Scott became obsessed with subtitled television and Sport Relief climber Phil received a staircase soundtrack as he continued his Everest-height challenge. [...]
Radio 1 staged an awkward couple’s argument in a BBC café and had Becky Hill appear beside them singing Better Off Without You, while a dating-app settings mistake explained a year of terrible matches. [...]
The first Holiday T-Shirt Day brought old stag and holiday shirts back to work, FISHER shared his legendary laugh and a printing mistake left the entire Scott Mills team wearing shirts saying “Gobla”. [...]
Scott and Chris took their new holiday-shirt campaign from Zante to a rival “Radio One” in Magaluf, found Scott’s old “Lads on Tor-Key” shirt and built a three-hour summer party for 1 August. [...]
Couples shared the mundane messages that began their relationships, Jordan North needed Google to prove he worked at the BBC, and one listener begged Scott to stop playing the song she had accidentally blasted through a university library. [...]