Kaye Adams, known from the TV show Loose Women, has publicly criticized the BBC again. This comes after they released a new promotional video, several months following the announcement that she wouldn’t be continuing her radio program on BBC Radio Scotland.
The BBC has updated its classic 1985 ad, ‘What has the BBC ever done for me?’ This new version features comedian Romesh Ranganathan and stars from popular BBC shows, all aiming to demonstrate why the TV licence fee is worthwhile.
Although some viewers enjoyed it, Kaye – a BBC Scotland employee since 2010 – wasn’t a fan.
Sharing a post containing the promo to her page of X, Kaye simply added: “Pass.”
Last October, Kaye was removed from her radio program while the BBC looked into a complaint about her conduct.
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In February of this year, it was confirmed that she would not be returning to the station.
Shortly after that, she took to her Instagram to shoot down stories about why she was sacked.

She stated that she was aware of false rumors spreading regarding why she left BBC Scotland.
I’ve generally stayed quiet, but the constant attacks on who I am as a person have become too much to ignore.
I strongly deny ever using that offensive and sexist term, even going back 14 years. I was shocked when I first learned about it, more than a decade ago, and would never use such language. The claim that I harshly criticized an intern is also false.
I’m truly shocked by the claim that I threw a pencil when no one else was around. It deeply upsets me that after fifteen years of commitment to BBC Scotland, my reputation is now tied to something so trivial.
When Kaye Adams left her Radio Scotland show, the BBC stated they don’t discuss individual staff matters. They added that they have established procedures for handling any complaints or concerns that may arise.
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2026-07-20 11:50