Kevin Proctor: Last News

Cumbernauld Colts gaffer Kevin Proctor says beating Hamilton Accies 3-1 this afternoon was good preparation for Celtic ‘B’ when the Lowland League kicks off in a fortnight.

K.J. Yossman “The Never Ending Murder,” an investigative true crime docu-series about the disappearance of 18-year-old British woman Nicola Payne (pictured above right), has been picked up by Signature Entertainment. Signature have acquired the global rights to the series, which was made by Fulwell 73, StudioPOW and Picnik Entertainment, and will be selling international rights at upcoming major markets. The series will be released in the U.K. and Ireland in 2023. “The Never Ending Murder” re-examines Payne’s disappearance in 1991 in Coventry, U.K., which led to one of the West Midlands Police Force’s largest ever investigations. The series includes interviews with family and friends, including her father John Payne (pictured above left) and eldest brother (and family spokesperson) Nigel Payne, as well as those closely involved with the case, including retired detective Malcolm Ross and Martin Slevin, both of whom were lead investigators at one time.

Rugby star Kevin Proctor has been sacked by NRL side Gold Coast Titans after appearing to vape in a toilet cubicle and posting it to social media during their defeat to Canterbury. Proctor wasn't playing in the 36-26 loss at the weekend but was a part of the matchday squad.

Cast is rounding out on Midas Man, a feature film telling the story of visionary music manager Brian Epstein.