Scott Mills Daily - Archive: 2006 to Present

The world's biggest Hilary Duff {whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo} fan, Sophie, took the world's second biggest Hilary Duff fan, Laura, to see Hilary Duff in concert. Then they met and interviewed her. Slightly stalkerish.

Scott gets busts a man who has been using an internet dating website behind his girlfriend's back. Hear what happened when Scott called up pretending to be from the dating website.

Calls for Scott's Flirt Divert line where people call in thinking they are getting someone they have dated. This time it is large snakes, big Barry, vans full of hoodies, and not-too-shabby Abi. And please stop giving the number to your mums.

Scott tries to fool his gulliable Mum for a second time. Hear Chappers call about a faulty folding bed. Plus Scott calls back numbers found written in the toilet of the local pub.

Scott calls his mum saying he has been arrested for not paying his home shopping channel bill. When she talks to the police things turn strange...

Scott, Chappers and Laura get their true feelings about each other off their chest.  It turns out they have been annoying each other in small ways.

We find out what's really going on with Laura, Gareth and James, plus we catch up with Jordan off of Random Acts of Kindness.

Scott discusses the various ways to eat placenta (!) and there's another round of the ground breaking Meal or No Meal game.

The best of this week's shows - Laura and Gareth's date, a rude awakening, Jo Whiley International airport and Chappers' gross food game.

Hear Chappers new game where Scott and Laura have to pick unlabeled cans of food.  Most contain a meal, one contains dog food.

Laura is sent out to take revenge on a listener's noisy flatmate by waking him up with loud German rock music.

Chappers calls up airports in the UK to suggest they change their names to Jo Whiley International.

Hear what happened on the big date in Paris between Laura from the Scott Mills show and Gareth the winner of her heart. Full photo gallery:  http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/laura/galleries/date/

He's the one who serenaded Laura on the accordion, and who we now know stands to attention whenever he hears the national anthem.