What has Scott Mills done?

Just another excuse to take aim at the BBC. Ignore them.
Oh ETA. I see they have continued to try and claim that taxpayers have ' a right to know ' which as you point out they absolutely don't.
I expect it won't stop them ranting on about how terrible and let's get rid of public broadcasting. Predictable and tedious.

No you don't. If a civil servant was fired you would not have any right to know why. The same applies here. The reason he was sacked is personal information under GDPR and can only be disclosed in specific situations which do not apply here

God why do you want to know so much?

Utter tosh. You’re not compelled to buy your bananas from Sainsburys any more than you have to buy Sky services. Not so with the BBC. You have to have a licence to watch any TV regardless of BBC content, so the licence fee is a tax. And as a tax payer you have a right to disclosure.

So much rage towards not your employer because they’re not telling YOU why they terminated someone’s employment contract. Adding quotation marks doesn’t tame your- wildly dramatic and offensive without evidence - suggestions about what category the employee was “obviously” in.

Take some deep breaths or you’ll not be able to sleep well tonight…

Do we know yet?

Did you not read the previous post ? the license fee helps to pay his wage as it does extortionately for other presenters who aren't worth it would you perhaps prefer to have been kept in the dark about the likes of Savile, Huw Edwards, Rolf Harris? The list goes on, do you seriously think that those "personal details" shouldn't have been disclosed, don't you think the public have a right to know where their hard earned cash which is being "stolen" from them in the form of a punitive tax goes?

Brilliant

Yes, that’s what the Mirror )who apparently broke the story) are saying

Yes, that's why the BBC platforms Reform every other week on QT!

What's wrong with the Fabian Society? It isn't a Comminust organisation by any stretch of the imagination. There is a whole batshit, right-wing conspiracy theory about it, but I am sure you are not foolish enough to buy into that.

Why should it be public knowledge? Are you serious? it's a punitive tax we all have to pay - they are our state broadcaster which gets £3.5 billion from those of us who are still pay it - it pays his wages, we have the right to know and should have a voice to get rid of this diabolical tax and replace it with a subscription model but we have the LF inflicted on us AT THE MOMENT - THIS NEEDS TO CHANGE there is something rotten at the core of BBC management and HR processes which for some reason people of his ilk are drawn towards do you really need a list? It is scandal ridden and frankly a national embarrassment its glory days are long behind it

i read it was an issue in a relationship from 10 years ago

What about people who work for the civil service?
Unless it is criminal, there is no need for the public to know.

I heard he just kept eating other people’s sandwiches from the staff fridge and, despite the passive aggressive sign he did not put his mug in the dishwasher. In the end all the other DJs signed a letter stating that they go on strike if they didn’t get rid. Sad, but he’s only got himself to blame!

Probably means the meeting went along the lines of x has alleged you did this and he's gone yup, that's true. Not everyone wants an investigation / suspension and speculation.

It could be that specifying why he's been sacked would identify the other person.

Because it SHOULD be - out them! They obviously thought it was a good idea at the time, so shouldn't be hidden
#metoo

If it is about having an affair, it won't just be about sex. It will be a relationship with someone he had a power imbalance over. An intern or someone he was in a position to do favours for.

Scott Mills probs said he voted Reform or met Trump once. The BBC went ballistic and had volcanic rage at the mere thought one of their employees was not a Fabian society communist.

I agree it is an offensive and racist term and I hate hearing it in rap songs but I don’t think anyone who finds themselves rapping along to the lyrics is an evil racist that deserves the sack.

Worse than Huw Edwards as the BBC instantly sacked him. We are talking the BBC here, where you would need to murder someone before they even spent a year apologising to you and reassuring you still have a job with them and spending hundreds of millions in taxpayer PR to defend your reputation that’s in tatters
and giving you 2 years severance pay. Scott Mills was on £350k a year, so he’s got let’s assume £2m severance pay.

I’m retired

As it should, it’s an incredibly racist, offensive term. If someone in my team used that word their coat would he on a very shaky peg and they’re not high profile.

The fact that it was swift and sacking rather than suspension suggests something serious and possibly indictable.

Who really cares he’s an annoying pillock; not funny in the slightest; a really pathetic little scrott