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Coronation Street 's Johnny Connor will find himself on the wrong side of the law next week as someone close to him speaks out about his past.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston midfielder Scott Robinson says the loss of former Hearts team-mate and captain Marius Zaliukas has been a huge shock to the Scottish game, writes Abbie Meehan.He hailed the defender for his character in the dressing room, and the qualities he hopes to emulate as a senior member of Livingston’s squad.He said: “He was exactly what us young guys needed.

With cash in the bank, legions of female fans and enough booze to sink a rugby tour, the boy bands of the late nineties seemingly had it all.All just teenagers when they were catapulted to fame, people couldn't get enough of their catchy pop tunes and heavily-choreographed routines.For a time, no uni night out was complete without busting a move to 5ive's Everybody Get Up or 911's Night to Remember.But behind the scenes things were far from rosy.

He shot to fame as one fifth of boyband 5ive in the late 90s and, as a huge fan, I couldn’t wait to get Scott Robinson on the blower to ask him about his time in the group.The 40-year-old was about go on tour with his bandmates Ritchie Neville and Sean Conlon until the global pandemic put a halt to their plans. “Over 100 shows were taken out of the diary, but the problem is, there’s nowhere to put them back in,” Scott tells me when I speak to him from the Essex home he shares with wife Kerry and children Brennan, Kavan, Bobbi-Rayne and Kaydi-Rose.

Boyband hell left 5ive's Scott Robinson in tears every time he had to do a photoshoot.

Gary Holt has been saying all week that his players had to start this one better than they did last weekend but they didn't pay heed and lost the match due to a poor first half showing.Like they did last week Livingston recovered and played much better in the second half but that will be little consolation to Holt this evening.Ultimately, a dire twenty minute spell full in the first half cost Livingston this game.Livi lined up with a three at the back and Ciaron Brown and Scott Robinson come into the team and replaced Alan Forrest and Aaron Taylor-Sinclair.Brown slotted in at the left hand side of the back three and Robinson played up alongside Lyndon Dykes.Dykes burst through to the byline on the fourth minute and his drilled cross just

Livingston's top six hopes suffered a dent as they went down to a late Callum Hendry goal in Perth.

It was a disappointing evening for both Celtic and Rangers, as the Scottish Premiership's big two picked up just a point between them in Wednesday's round of fixtures.

Livingston fell agonisingly short of claiming a second victory over Celtic this season as an injury-time Tom Rogic equaliser meant they had to settle for a point at the Tony Macaroni Arena.

Neighbours. Jemma, 20, has left her proud dad thrilled as she landed a role on the show he first shot to fame on back in the 80s.Her character is moving to Ramsay Street as Harlow, a yet-to-be-revealed relation of his character Scott Robinson.The blonde bombshell is Jason's eldest daughter, and to say he is excited about her new television venture is an understatement.Jason, 52, said: "I know what a great start it will give her.

Scarlett Moffatt has stunned fans with her incredible garden makeover after enlisting her family to help her transform the outdoor area for summer.The former Gogglebox star revealed how she had been putting in hard work to make the garden come together as she shared a montage of the jaw dropping transformation.The 30-year-old shared a snap of the garden as complete rubble, with bricks strewn across the space before getting a digger to help to sort things out. Scarlett took to social media to reveal how much time and effort has gone into the transformation, revealing that she has used her spare time in lockdown to transform the outdoor area with her policemen boyfriend Scott Robinson.

Scarlett Moffatt has claimed musicians who reinvent themselves are actually being replaced by clones in a shock admission.