Kaye Adams announces her radio comeback seven months after being sacked from her £155,000 a year BBC Scotland job

Kaye Adams has announced her return to the airwaves just seven months after her departure from BBC Radio Scotland.The broadcaster, who was removed from her long-running Mornings With programme in October 2025 and later confirmed as not returning to the station following an internal investigation, will co-host a one-off show on STV Radio alongside fellow broadcasting veteran Shereen Nanjiani.The pair will present a special edition of Sunday Brunch on Sunday, October 4, from 9am until noon.The appearance marks Kaye’s most significant return to live radio since being sacked from her £155k-a-year BBC Scotland job, where she spent 15 years presenting the flagship morning programme. One source told the Daily Mail: ‘It has been a difficult year for Kaye, so she was thrilled when the offer came in.‘Kaye has been kept busy with her TV work and podcast, but would love to be back on the airwaves on a more regular basis. It is her passion, and she was devastated when it was taken away from her. ‘She loves throwing herself into work, and this could be the start of new opportunities for her’. Kaye Adams has announced her return to the airwaves just seven months after her departure from BBC Radio Scotland (Pictured with co-host Shereen Nanjiani) The appearance marks Kaye’s most significant return to live radio since being sacked from her £155k-a-year BBC Scotland job, where she spent 15 years presenting the flagship morning programmeKaye, 63, and Shereen, 64, will guide listeners through a handpicked playlist of favourite songs while sharing their views on life, work and current events.Kaye previously worked at STV as a reporter in 1988, covering major news events before becoming a presenter on Scotland Today and the award-winning discussion show Scottish Women.Kaye said: ‘STV has such a special place in my heart and I'm delighted to be back for a trip down memory lane with my old pal, Shereen 'The Screen Queen' Nanjiani. This show will give her the chance to tell everyone how excruciating my accent was when I walked into STV HQ 38 years ago.’Shereen said: 'I’m delighted to get this chance to co-host with Kaye as STV is where our lifelong friendship began, and I have so many happy memories of our time there.'We’ve had a lot of fun reminiscing and choosing a great playlist of our favourite songs for the show. I’m looking forward to sharing our stories with listeners – even the embarrassing ones.'It’s been decades since Kaye and I presented a show together, so I hope we’re still friends at the end of it.'In August, Kaye admitted she should have left her BBC Radio Scotland show, way before she was axed over bullying allegations.The presenter helped Vanessa Feltz, 64, kick off her new YouTube show, At Home With Vanessa.In the first episode, which dropped on Saturday, Kaye admitted she regrets not walking away from the show which she helmed for 15 years as she was 'very unhappy'.She told Vanessa: 'I probably allowed myself to drift into 60 thinking that I could keep everything the same and actually, I should have made some decisions in that I was very unhappy where I was.'I should have left, but I was scared and I kicked myself for that.'Kaye was removed from her BBC Radio Scotland show in October after she faced complaints of misconduct, including allegations that she swore at a colleague, threw a pen and berated an intern.In February, it was revealed that Kaye would not be returning to the BBC after it reportedly upheld some allegations but dismissed others.In a statement posted on Instagram, Kaye profusely denied the allegations made against her.‘I’ve tried to keep a dignified silence, but these attacks on my character are now so persistent, they can no longer go unchallenged,’ she wrote.‘I categorically deny using a misogynistic slur 14 years ago, and I’m horrified at its invention more than a decade later. It is absolutely not a word I would have used.‘As for “berating an intern”, this is simply untrue. Regarding the allegation that I threw a pencil while alone in an empty studio, words fail me.'I am heartbroken that 15 years of hard work and dedication to BBC Scotland is being reduced to this.’ITV has stood by Kaye in the aftermath of the row with the BBC, and she remains a regular on Loose Women.