Kaye Adams Removed from Air Amid Investigation into Behavior

Kaye Adams, a well-known presenter on BBC Radio Scotland, has been taken off the air following a complaint regarding her conduct. This decision has led to an investigation into her behavior while hosting the program Mornings with Kaye Adams. The BBC confirmed that they would not comment on individual cases but emphasized their commitment to addressing complaints with robust internal processes.

A spokesperson for Adams indicated that she had not been made aware of any formal complaints against her from the BBC. In the interim, the Monday edition of the Mornings program will be hosted by Connie McLaughlin, although Adams has not permanently departed from the BBC.

Background and BBC Initiatives

Earlier this year, the BBC launched the Call It Out initiative, designed to support staff in addressing poor behavior in the workplace. This program was established in response to an independent report that highlighted unacceptable conduct by certain stars and managers within the corporation.

Adams has been a familiar voice on BBC Radio Scotland since joining in 2010, initially hosting a daily phone-in show called Call Kaye until 2015. She has since transitioned to co-hosting the Mornings program and is also a regular contributor on ITV’s popular panel show, Loose Women. Notably, she participated in the competition show Strictly Come Dancing in 2022.

As the investigation unfolds, the BBC remains focused on maintaining a respectful and safe work environment, reinforcing their commitment to addressing any concerns that arise within their teams. The outcome of this inquiry will likely play a significant role in determining Adams’ future on the network.