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THE cast of Fame Academy looked unrecognisable as they reunited a whopping 20 years after the show. Taking to social media David Sneddon, who won the first ever series of the BBC One music competition, posted some group snaps.

A Lanarkshire charity helped the Boys' Brigade's efforts to encourage members of the autistic community to join the organisation.

Fame Academy winner David Sneddon has admitted he became a recluse to escape the pressures of fame.

Kilmarnock-daft dad has honoured his club and a legend in the only way he saw fitting.Mark Tidy, who is born and bred in the town, has created a one-of-a-kind blue and white Killie Vespa – and he is now paying tribute to league-winning hero David Sneddon.Mark has been working on the scooter for almost two years, and at a cost of almost £4,000 to restore, he says it’s worth every penny.Last year he showed it to 1965 legend Sneddon who adored the scooter, and since his death in December, Mark has decided to honour him with the cool item now.He met with Sneddon’s son David jnr as well as his widow, who let Mark borrow David snr’s shirt to get photos with the scooter.Mark originally built the scooter for his son Lewis after joking about it five

REMEMBER sitting on the sofa on a Friday night watching Fame Academy as a bunch of talented singers battled it out on stage? Well the 2002 show may have only lasted for two series but where exactly are the stars from the short-lived favourite now? While the ITV equivalent Pop Idol, was led by Simon Cowell and his bunch of harsh critics, BBC's Fame Academy saw the smiley Cat Deeley and Patrick Kielty take on hosting duties. The participants would live together Big Brother style while being given training sessions by vocal coaches Carrie and David Grant.