BBC Scotland Removes Kaye Adams Amid Bullying Allegations Under Call It Out Scheme

Scottish broadcaster Kaye Adams was removed from her BBC Radio Scotland morning show in early October amid bullying allegations involving shouting and screaming at junior staff, though she has not been formally presented with any complaints. The accusations reportedly fall under the BBC’s Call It Out scheme, which addresses workplace misconduct following previous high-profile cases. Despite the investigation, Adams and her representatives deny receiving any formal complaints, emphasizing her 15-year tenure without prior issues. ITV, where Adams also appears on the daytime show Loose Women, continues to support her, affirming her ongoing role there. BBC Scotland has not commented on individual cases, and staff interviews are ongoing as part of the inquiry. Adams has not been on air since October 6, with other hosts filling in during her absence, and her future at BBC Scotland remains uncertain amid broader programming reviews.