Scott Macgregor: Last News

A West Lothian barbers has proved it’s a cut above after being named the best in Scotland.

Shotts boss John McKeown was left baffled by referee Scott McGregor, who issued multiple bookings and a red card in a 1-1 draw at Kilwinning Rangers with barely a foul committed.

FORMER Neighbours star Scott McGregor has been charged with sexual assault following a night out at a popular Australian bar. The actor, who played Erinsborough cop Mark Brennan for nearly 1,000 episodes, committed an offence at St Kilda's Hotel Esplanade, in Melbourne, on February 20, according to reports. The 41-year-old will appear in Melbourne Magistrates’ Court in January.

Blairgowrie residents and the emergency services have been praised for their response to a major incident in the Police Scotland town last week.

Neighbours may be a daytime family soap, but that doesn't mean it hasn't had its own fair share of off-screen scandals, with some of the show's biggest stars being caught in serious drama backstage.Several of the Aussie show's biggest cast members have fallen foul of the dark side to fame, leaving the set under a dark cloud.As Neighbours approaches its final run of episodes, it has certainly been caught up in some unforgettable drama both in front of the camera and behind it.READ NEXT: Neighbours Toadie star's life - forgotten roles, huge weight loss and Big Brother stint Here we look at some of the show's biggest off-scandals which stole the spotlight from the dramatic storylines going on in iconic Erinsborough.Scott McGregor was caught in an off-screen showdown as he was glassed by Gold Coast stripper, who attacked the actor for being rude to her.The actor was left with a cut lip at Hollywood Showgirls in April 2019, and the incident was reported to police and taken to court.Danielle Lee told the court that she had lost her job as a result, and claimed the Aussie star abused her with language such as "f*** off you dirty s**g.Magistrate Mark Howden ordered Ms Lee to pay $80 for Mr McGregor's medical costs and released her on a $1,000 good behaviour bond.He ruled while Scott did abuse and insult the stripper, her reaction was disproportionate and no conviction was recorded.When Shareena Clanton quit the soap after being cast as a 'second' Sheila Canning she publicly vowed to "never work" on the show again after experiencing "multiple racist traumas." The Wentworth actress told the Guardian Australia an "unhealthy level of silent complicity" when it comes to "sexist, misogynistic, crass and crude" remarks between cast and