Jeremy Vine insists his colleague Scott Mills 'hasn't committed any crime

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. Mills was sacked six days after being hauled off air following his final Radio 2 breakfast show last Tuesday. Last night, the Daily Mirror linked the decision to fire Mills to a 2016 police investigation into 'serious sexual offences' against a teenage boy between 1997 and 2000. The case was dropped around seven years ago due to a lack of evidence.Vine, who hosts a daily Radio 2 show dissecting the days headlines, shared his upset over Mills' departure, adding that he felt bosses had sacked him due to regrets over failing to handle the behaviour of Huw Edwards .