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Jeremy Vine calls Radio 2 colleague Scott Mills' sacking 'unfair' because 'there's been no crime' after police probe was dropped - as he questions why DJ didn't get same mental health considerations as Huw Edwards

Daily Mail 1 min read 7 hours ago

Jeremy Vine called the sacking of his BBC Radio 2 colleague Scott Mills 'unfair' as he insisted 'there's been no crime' on his Tuesday show.
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