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Fair City actor George McMahon and his wife Rachel Smyth have announced the happy news that they are expecting their second child together.

Fair City fans can enjoy an extended episode on Christmas Day as there’s a 40-minute episode of Carrigstown drama in store.

Back when Sam Atwell was starring as Summer Bay’s resident bad boy Kane Phillips, social media was in its infancy or still a ‘pen and paper’ as he puts it.

Christmas time can amplify negative emotions and feelings just as much as positive ones and that’s exactly where Anto is at on Wednesday’s episode of Fair City.

Fair City is getting a new character just in time for Christmas and if you can’t place how you know him from the photos below then let us enlighten you.

Stephanie Kelly has played the lovable Sash Bishop in Fair City for more than ten years, but she’s had plenty of drama of her own during that time.

Victor Burke relocated to LA five years ago with his family and does transatlantic commutes back to play Wayne on Carrigstown.

Sunday night will see Hayley’s explosive outburst suck the joy out of Christmas for some of the Carrigstown crew.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone will compete in the semi-final of the Betfred Cup after a penalty shootout win against Dunfermline.Club stalwart Liam Craig stroked in the deciding kick to keep the Perth side’s dream of silverware alive.Shaun Rooney’s extra time touch and finish at the back post - it would make many a striker across the country jealous - gave Saints the lead.It looked to have sealed progression but home substitute Iain Wilson struck to net a dramatic equaliser in the 113th minute.And so it was penalties, where the Fair City visitors advanced thanks to a 4-3 success from 12 yards.  Zander Clark saved

It looks like a dispute in Carrickstown could lead to trouble for Mondo’s business, the new Gastro Park, which he hopes to get more publicity for.

There will be a new, unfamiliar face joining the cast of Fair City this week, and just like others who have joined the soap in the past, drama ensues.

Right now Fair City star Ryan Andrews is hobbling around the stage of the Olympia in an orthopaedic boot, preparing for this year’s panto.

Sunday night in Carrigstown will bring new faces and inevitably new drama.

Ryan Andrews has detailed the moment he went ‘BANG’ in panto rehearsals, sustaining a serious injury, and his ankle isn’t the better for it.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Kinnoull are targeting a weekend victory to remain in the mix with the runners and riders at the top of the Conference B.The Perth side were meant to be travelling down to Peebles Rovers for league action, but the fixture has been switched to Tulloch Park.Manager Alan Cameron reckons the visitors will be arriving in the Fair City in a buoyant mood after a win against Glenrothes last week.“This weekend we welcome Peebles in a game which was switched due to issues with their park,” Cameron explained to the PA.“It’s unfortunate for Peebles but we will be hoping to build on last week’s win and hopefully

As Fair City’s dodgy loan shark Ger, actress Tina Kellegher is relishing being cast as a Carrigstown baddie.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.A number of Perthshire’s top curlers will return to competitive action at the end of the week.The November Classic is set to begin at the National Curling Academy in Stirling on Friday morning, with finals on Sunday.In the men’s event, Fair City curlers Duncan McFadzean and Robin Brydone will take to the ice with Team Whyte.Mark Watt, of Auchterarder, is part of a star-studded line-up and will hope to cause an upset alongside his Team Craik mates.And for the women, Eve Muirhead guides her team of Lauren Gray, Jennifer Dodds and Vicky Wright into action.Keen to build on a September Shoot-out win will be

Perth city centre. An event was to have taken place on Friday, November 6, in time for the country’s Remembrance Day services and parades.Organisers are disappointed at the postponement but the ceremony will take place at a later date, yet to be decided.New stand-alone nursery could cost council £100,000 per childThe splendid new structure has been built in St John Street, at the rear of historic St John’s Kirk, which houses the city’s war memorial to those lost in conflicts during two world wars.

Perthshire golf pro has reported a “mini boom” in golf as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. And he now hopes to turn the region into the country’s number one “family-friendly” golf destination.Golf course officer Niall McGill presented North Inch Golf Course’s annual report to Perth and Kinross Council’s environment and infrastructure committee on Wednesday, October 28.Thousands of birds arrive for winter He said since lockdown restrictions lifted, more people have headed to the fairways in the Fair City.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Warm tributes have been paid to much-loved former barber and entrepreneur Alastair Grant, who has passed away at the age of 75.Born on December 22, 1944, Alastair was brought up in the Fair City and attended Southern District before moving on to Perth High School.He had a mischievous side to his youth and would often pedal off on cycling adventures to Dundee or Elie - without telling his mother.When the time arrived to move away from education, Alastair had his sights set on becoming an electrician.But when his uncle needed help in the barber shop, he answered the call.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.This weekend’s St Johnstone WFC season opener will be a different one for skipper Jade McDonald.The midfielder will not be able to take part for the majority of this season as she is pregnant and expecting a baby in March.But she is determined to play a positive role from the sidelines and help motivate the Perth side to a successful start to the campaign.Saints welcome Kilmarnock to the Fair City on Sunday.“The season start has been a long time coming and it’s been a bit of a waiting game,” said McDonald.“The team has lost me for now but I’m still training and will be at games, just not playing.“It’s