Ewan Stewart: Last News

Biggar revived their Tennent’s National League 1 title hopes on Friday night with a 33-29 bonus point win over Gala.

Only Fools and Horses episode 'In Sickness and in Wealth' debuted on the BBC back in February 1989, yes - it really has been 34 years! The hilarious installment follows Derek Trotter (David Jason) as he's suffers from mystery stomach pains and admits he's scared of seeing the doctor. Later in the episode, Elsie Patridge stages a seance in the hall above The Nag's Head pub attended by Del Boy, Trigger (Roger Lloyd Pack), Boycie (John Challis), Rodney (Nicholas Lyndhurst), Mike Fisher (Kenneth MacDonald), and Uncle Albert (Buster Merryfield)As Elsie 'makes contact with the dead', Del is given a message from his late mother Joan which prompts him to pay the doctor a visit about his health and he's consequently sent to the hospital.

Small margins can often decide titles, and on Saturday there were several that went against Biggar in their quest for promotion from Tennent’s National League 1.

Biggar kept pace with Heriot’s Blues at the top of Tennent’s National League 1 with a five-try bonus point win at Cartha Queen’s Park.

Only Fools and Horses ran for over 20 years, making it no surprise that some stars of the show have since taken greater strides in their careers as they take over Hollywood.You may know actor Ewan Stewart for his role as Doctor Robbie Meadows in the classic Only Fool and Horses episode In Sickness and in Wealth where Del Boy attempts to hide his cash flow problems by splurging cash but did you know Ewan is famous for a number of other roles, including a main part in James Cameron’s Titanic.With a lengthy career under his belt, the Scottish star has made a name for himself within Film and Television, with one of his bigger roles being First Officer Murdock in Titanic, one of the highest grossing movies of all time.The character of Murdoch