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Emmerdale, has died aged 31.The actor’s family has confirmed the sad news, describing Sam as a “sensitive soul”.  Sam's sister Amy Kelly paid tribute to the late star, saying: "Sam was a whirlwind, a unique character to say the least."He genuinely cared for others and was a very sensitive soul. “It is clear from the tributes we have received that he touched the hearts of so many.’’Close friend Lewis Matthews added: "Sam was a ‘real life Duracell bunny' with a seemingly endless supply of energy and love.READ MORE: Anne Heche 'rushed to hospital with burns as car crashes into house'"He delighted audiences with his charm, wit and his wonderful musical abilities."The star's death is being investigated by police but is not being treated as suspicious.Sam starred on the ITV soap alongside Emma Atkins - who plays Charity Dingle - back in 2019.As Sam tragically died in California, his family have had to start a JustGiving page to raise money to bring him back home to the UK."Due to the recent and sudden passing of Sam.

A thief has been jailed for robbing two Ayr town centre businesses after breaking into them during night-time raids.

As the weather cheers up and April begins, it’s a sign that better things are on the way.

Tracy also recently opened up to the Daily Star on Sunday ahead of the new documentary.She shared how she is still grief-stricken from his passing 28 years later.She told the publication: "After I met Les, life was fabulous but then he died very suddenly."I still haven’t got over it.

John Thomson became the latest contestant to be eliminated from the show and revealed as the Bush Baby.  And The Masked Singer UK is set to wave goodbye to another TWO celebrities when it returns to screens on Saturday night with an exciting change to routine.

John Thomson has spoken out about the reality of filming on The Masked Singer, following his elimination over the weekend. The former Cold Feet star became the fifth celebrity to be unmasked on Saturday night’s show, which came as a surprise to a lot of viewers, who hadn’t expected to see John under the Bush Baby costume.

The Masked Singer'sJohn Thomson might have unmasked himself as Bush Baby on Saturday's show, but his family were on to his secret from quite early on.Apparently, John's daughters, Olivia and Sophia, know him very well because he told This Morning hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby that they've been "badgering him" about whether he was Bush Baby for a while."My daughters Olivia and Sophia were on to it very early because they pick up my little mannerisms – it's the tiny stuff they recognised," he said."Some of the clues as well.

The Masked Singer’s John Thomson wants to wear his Bush Baby costume to a wedding and a funeral – and was taken aback that the panel thought he was Chancellor Rishi Sunak.

Fans of The Masked Singer were left shocked on Saturday night when Bush Baby was revealed to be Cold Feet star John Thomson.The hit ITV show, which sees celebrities disguised in elaborate costumes singing songs to be crowned winner, had just eight stars left. After each one had performed a song, the audience then voted for both Bush Baby and Dragon to be placed in the bottom two.

Shaun Williamson, famous as bumbling Barry in EastEnders, lost 10lb for his latest role, but assures fans he will not become a “romantic leading man”.

hereThe quiz has been arranged by Manchester Foundation Trust Charity, which fundraises for Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, to mark the 72nd birthday of the NHS.Entry is £5 and all money raised on the night will be match funded by ANS up to £3,000.John Thomson, a long-time patron of the charity, said: “It’s great to have been asked to support the charity I’m so proud to be a patron of.“I love a quiz myself – I’ve done a few of the celebrity versions of TV quizzes like Pointless and done it to raise money for charity. So it’s fitting I was asked to be part of this one.“It’ll be something really fun to do together and raise a bit of money for a wonderful cause.

A set of peculiar circumstances worthy of the finest of shaggy dog stories has saved an historic bronze plaque.Four years ago a thief unscrewed then prized-off the memorial from the lych gate of the Auld Kirk of Ayr.It was feared the plaque, celebrating the church’s 300th anniversary, had been melted for scrap.At the time the Ayrshire Post wrote of the desecration, with police labelling it “an utterly despicable act.”But it has now turned up in a communal storage cupboard in the close of flats across the river in Elba Street.It was discovered within bubblewrap and a Matalan bag by John Thomson, who had the sad task of clearing out the house after the death of his mother June, aged 85.By divine intervention Auld Kirk minister David Gemmell