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Sara Cox Takes Over BBC Radio Two Breakfast Show

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Sara Cox, a beloved BBC radio personality, is set to take over the weekday Breakfast Show on BBC Radio Two this summer, replacing Scott Mills. Mills departure comes after a 2016 police investigation into serious sexual offenses against a teenage boy, though he was never charged. Cox, known for her warm humor and fundraising efforts, is expected to bring fresh energy to the show.

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Sara Cox Takes Over BBC Radio Two Breakfast Show

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It's April 23rd. This is Music News today, powered by AI tracking hits, artists, and trends. BBC Radio 2 just named Sarah Cox as the new host for their weekday breakfast show, stepping in after Scott Mills got the boot last month. She's swapping her current drivetime slot for this top gig this summer on the UK's biggest radio station, pulling in 12.7 million. Listeners Weekly, Mills' exit ties back to a 2016 police investigation into serious sexual offenses against the teenage boy, though he was never charged since. The evidence didn't hold up for prosecutors. Radio 2's head Helen Thomas is hyped about Cox, saying she's already a fan favorite from her T-time show and stand-in shifts with that warm, humor to kick-star mornings right. Folks loved her last November, when she raised 11.5 million pounds for children in need on her great Northern Marathon. Cox has been a BBC radio staple since joining Radio 1 back in 1999, building a massive following

over the years. No word yet on who's covering breakfast until summer, but expect Cox to bring fresh energy to the airwaves soon.

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