Craig Russell: Last News

A day Manchester City fans will never forget saw the team hit their lowest ebb. It was December 19, 1998 - exactly 25 years ago today - and things were about to get really bad for City.

The astonishing Christmas light display at 13 Beechgrove Place in Perth is back!

Coronation Street actor Stuart Wolfenden has shared an iconic throwback snap dating back 33 years.The star, who recently joined the cast of Hollyoaks as Terry Hay, posted the epic photo featuring some legendary faces from the popular Manchester-based soap on his Twitter account sending fans wild.“Youth! My Corrie Days..The Very First Corrie Brat Pack! We're we cool @itvcorrie” Stuart tweeted to his 2000 Twitter followers.READ MORE: Corrie's Ryan Thomas sparks soap return rumours as he reunites with on-screen mumThe picture show’s the actor posing alongside show staples Kevin Webster (Michael Le Vell), Sally Webster (Sally Dynevor), Martin Platt (Sean Wilson) as well as old face Curly Watts (Keving Kennedy) The actor played three different role in the ITV soap dating all the way back to 1986 when he appeared in Coronation Street as paperboy Craig Russell. He returned in a different role in 1989, playing Mark Casey and remained on the show until 1991.

The Russell's family homeHappy buyers Craig and Fiona Russell who purchased The Grant - one of Miller Homes’ most popular house types – discuss how their new home accommodates the needs of their family. After living in the area for over 20 years, Craig and Fiona knew they wanted to stay local but needed a bit more space.Speaking about the development, the Russells said: “Fairnielea is perfect for families; it’s very central and there are lots of nice walks nearby.

Thousands of people are feared to have died alone, in agony, because of the pandemic, as data shows 27,000 more deaths in private homes than usual so far this year.

While many cancer patients have seen treatment suspended because of coronavirus, she realises she is one of the lucky ones after recently losing dear friend Kelly Smith.And she's "terrified" that more patients could fall victim unless the Government quickly acts to address the crisis in cancer care.Kelly, 31, from Manchester, whose son Finley is six, died of bowel cancer in months lifeline cancer June when her chemotherapy treatment was stopped during lockdown.Her parents Mandy and Craig Russell are now calling on the Government to get cancer services back up and running to avoid further tragedies and have launched a petition - which has so far received more than 200,000 signatures - to stop tens of thousands of coronavirus-linked cancer