Radio presenter Scott Mills is suing the BBC after the broadcaster dropped him following sexual abuse allegations, according to The Mail on Sunday. The report says Mills is taking legal action against the BBC after his removal from his Radio 2 role. It also includes comments from people close to Mills, who describe him as feeling like a “scapegoat” and say his personal and professional life has been “ruined.” The article frames Mills’ claim as a response to the BBC’s decision to axe him, while the allegations cited in connection with that decision are described only in general terms in the available material. The report does not provide details of the underlying allegations, the BBC’s specific findings, or the legal basis for Mills’ lawsuit. It also does not state the current status of the case, such as any hearings or whether the BBC disputes Mills’ claims. The BBC has not been quoted in the supplied text, so its position is not included here.