grammatical errors to be corrected   Early radio career Mills began his career at  as a DJ on his local Hampshire commercial radio station Power FM after barraging the station with demo tapes  He was given the chance to present a weeks worth of shows and based on the success of this was immediately offered the graveyard slot of  am   am six nights a week making him the youngest permanent presenter on mainstream commercial radio  His popularity led to a quick move to the coveted late afternoon drive time  Mills moved from Power FM on to GWR FM and stayed with the station for two years  His next station was Piccadilly Key  in Manchester where he once more progressed quickly from the late night slot to the midmorning position  In  Mills moved to the then new London radio station of Heart   Mills has provided various voiceovers including the voice of specialist instore radio station Homebase FM  the voiceover for Blockbuster Incs instore infomercial channel Blockbuster TV and more recently the voiceover for The VH Album Chart on UK television channel VH   BBC Radio  Mills joined BBC Radio  in  to present The Early Breakfast Show between the hours of am and am In January  Mills was moved to a weekend afternoon slot which only lasted for just over  months as in July  he moved over to the weekday earlyevening slot initially covering Sara Cox who was on maternity leave When Sarah did not return to the slot Scott took it over as his own The Scott Mills Show  Mills also provides holiday cover for other slots including The Chris Moyles Show  The Scott Mills Show in its current format runs from pm to pm Monday to Friday  It is copresented by sports reporter and occasional presenter Mark Chapman Chappers The assistant producer was Laura Sayers until April  The current assistant producer is Rebecca Huxtable usually called Beccy or Wacky Beccy on air The regular newsreader is Tulip Mazumdar The producer of the show is Emlyn Dodd although he is referred to on air as The one who doesnt speak      end of edit