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River City actor and trans rights activist David Paisley has had to leave his home after a string of ‘personal threats’ were made against him. The 42-year-old actor from Falkirk said that he ‘no longer felt safe’ at his home after his personal details were posted online.

soap watched in horror as Iain’s character Stevie O’Hara took an overdose and ended up in intensive care. And in tomorrow night’s It’s A Wonderful Life - style episode critically ill Stevie finds himself in limbo where he is visited by the ghost of Gabriel Brodie who tries to convince him to fight back from the brink.Iain, 39, who sobbed out loud when he saw the finished sequence, admitted filming the gruelling scenes left him feeling mentally and physically exhausted.

River City’s most loved characters - Roisin McIntyre– will make a dramatic return to BBC Scotland’s popular weekly soap. Actress Joyce Falconer was last seen on screen as Roisin in 2008, and is still hugely missed by fans of the Shieldinch set drama.

link!“Responding to their breath can be really powerful. Some have no speech and no sight – and that is when you particularly miss physically being with the child.“Sound is a big thing, as is mimicking the kids.

River City star married Ayshen in 2018. Over the weekend, the couple revealed the happy news that their baby is due in April.

Glasgow South MP Stewart McDonald, who called the visit " a photo opportunity." He hit out: "At a time when the Government's own advice is to adhere to essential travel only, it flies in the face of logic and common sense for the Prime Minister to travel from London to Glasgow for what can only be described as a photo opportunity."I acknowledge and share the desire to thank the members of our armed services for their diligence, hard work, and expertise in setting up facilities to support the

news of the River City star’s tragic passing at the age of 61. The Perth-born actor was most recently known for his role as Pete Galloway on the hit BBC Scotland soap.

Perthshire -based TV actor Andy Gray, star of River City, has died at the age of 61. Andy, who was born in Perth, was best known for his role as Pete Galloway on the BBC Scotland soap.

River City actor Andy Gray has died at the age of 61.The Perth born star was best known for his role as Pete Galloway on the BBC Scotland soap.He also played roles in hit TV shows such as City Lights and Naked Video.

River City star Iain Robertson started hillwalking because he didn’t want to look “like a kind of weirdo” walking around Glasgow parks on his own. The 39-year-old, who also starred in the gang film Small Faces and appeared in Grange Hill, took to the Scottish hills almost four years ago after the death of his beloved dog, Lightning.

River City actor Brian Cowan has died at the age of 58. The actor, who played Murray Crozier in the BBC soap is believed to have died of natural causes.

Outlander star Gary Lamont has paid a touching tribute to the teacher who changed his life. The 35-year-old actor credited Ruth Stevenson as his inspiration while at Glasgow 's Castlemilk High School.

River City star Iain Robertson was touched by the "amazing kindness" of a stranger after being caught short on a recent trip to a popular Scots tourist spot. The Small Faces actor was visiting the Rest and Be Thankful in Argyll and Bute and stopped to get a bite to eat at the mobile food van positioned at the top of the hill.

River City actor Gary Lamont revealed that he is a 'second wave coronavirus' survivor. Taking to his Instagram stories, Gary spoke to his followers and told them that he has been in isolation for ten days but there were points where he thought 'this is it'.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.River City finally returned to screens this week - and fans are over the moon.There was not a dry eye in the house of any viewers who caught the much-loved series’ first transmission in months on the BBC Scotland channel last night.And tonight, even more of the loyal Shieldinch massive will tune in to BBC Scotland to see what’s been going on in their favourite fictional Glasgow suburb since lockdown halted

Lockdown has been awful for many people and stars of stage and screen are not immune to the side-effects of Covid-19.Still Game and River City star Sanjeev Kohli revealed his battles with depression two years ago and has found the pandemic to be a bigger struggle than he initially thought.He said: “The first couple of months I was actually quite enjoying. But in July and August the black dog came barking again.“I’d find it hard to even get out of bed some days.

River City started filming this week – and the cast and crew are as “buzzing” about the show being back as their loyal army of fans.Cameras are now rolling once again at the award-winning soap’s BBC Dumbarton Studios following the lengthy hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic.With new episodes set to air from early October, viewers will finally get to see the next instalment in gripping storylines including the mystery of Poppy’s stalker.There will also be the usual twists and turns we’ve come

lockdown, celebrities and well-known faces have been taking to the internet in a bid to keep us all entertained. Whether it be virtual concerts, Zoom chat comedy routines or inspirational videos, there's been no shortage of content to keep us ticking over until things go back to the new normal.

Actor Maurice Roëves has died aged 83 as tributes for the star of TV and film pour in.The 83-year-old enjoyed roles in the likes of Skins, Doctor Who and EastEnders.

Nicola Sturgeon has paid tribute to Scots comedy legend Johnny Beattie after his death at the age of 93.

Veteran theatre star and River City actor Johnny Beattie has passed away at the age of 93.Johnny, who has played Shieldinch’s loveable pensioner Malcolm Henderson since the BBC soap was launched in 2002, left the programme in 2015 after a bout of ill health.The much-loved star is said to have passed away peacefully after a short spell at St Margaret’s Hospice.The former Govan shipyard worker first got into showbiz after joining an amateur dramatic show in 1951.He went on to become a stand-up

Blantyre actor Scott Fletcher hopes to be able to revive his River City character, Angus Lindsay, back on set this summer.Following a break due to the coronavirus pandemic, plans are underway which will hopefully see Scotland’s award-winning drama resume filming in August.New episodes are planned to air on the BBC Scotland channel and BBC One Scotland in late September, after filming paused in March this year.Scott – who plays Shieldinch’s loveable rogue Angus, the best pal of wee Bob O’Hara

River City ’s most iconic moments will be back on our screens as 'River City Rewind' celebrates some of the show's best episodes. As River City is currently off-screen during the Covid-19 pandemic with filming on the current series stalled for the time being, BBC bosses have decided to treat fans to a series of throwback episodes.

Fans were left gutted last week when River City came off the air due to the coronavirus pandemic.

WHEN River City resumed filming following its ­summer break, Paul ­Samson went back to work as he has done for the last 12 years.

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The future is looking good for a West Lothian schoolgirl who is making a name for herself on the catwalk.

River City stars wants Scots to send them stories so they can do their bit to help with home schooling amid the coronavirus crisis.