Scott Mills
Every write-up and feature centred on Scott Mills, from his Radio 1 afternoon show with Chris Stark through his Radio 2 afternoon slot to the Radio 2 Breakfast Show, covering games, pranks, interviews and daily goings-on across the years.
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Cameron’s mystery commuter said she had stopped replying because the situation felt too much for her, then deliberately moved to another carriage so they would not have to face each other each morning. [...]
Cameron approached a woman he kept seeing between Balham and Bank, got her number and suggested a drink, only for the messages and then the woman herself to disappear from his commute. [...]
Breaking news that Arsène Wenger was leaving Arsenal produced confused tributes from Scott, while five blacked-out people carriers at the BBC loading bay turned out to be for Shaggy. [...]
Liam decided dating Brogan could become too messy because of his best friend, while James the private investigator demonstrated bug detectors and a thermal-imaging camera in the studio. [...]
After Liam defended his friend on Ghostbusters, Brogan revealed that she and Liam had started messaging on Instagram and she was interested in where the strange situation might go. [...]
Liam called Radio 1 on behalf of the man who had ghosted Brogan and said the relationship had simply fizzled out, before admitting he had previously been interested in Brogan himself. [...]
Brogan said a man disappeared after around eight dates including afternoon tea and IKEA, while Chris’s photo with Portuguese goalkeeper Ricardo was hijacked by comments about his oversized watch. [...]
Beth heard from a man as if no time had passed more than two years after he vanished, only for him to begin disappearing all over again. [...]
James’s client sent muffins to her husband’s office and hid surveillance photographs of his affair underneath so colleagues uncovered the evidence as they ate. [...]
Dr David Sands explained how dogs communicate through learned words, body language and vocalisation before being asked to interpret listener Freddy’s musical preferences. [...]

