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Actor Lenny Rush, known for his BAFTA-winning work on British television, has joined the cast of Slow Horses for its sixth season, playing a character named Reese Nesmith. The news has drawn attention in the UK, with viewers searching for details about the young star and his new role in the Apple TV+ spy drama alongside Gary Oldman.
- 2John Davidson to watch Bafta awards from separate room after slur incident●John Davidson to watch Bafta awards from separate room after slur incident https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-
Scottish presenter John Davidson will watch the Bafta Scotland awards from a separate room following an incident in which he was reported to have used a slur, reportedly directed at actor Michael B. Jordan. The arrangement comes ahead of the ceremony in Glasgow, and the unusual seating decision has drawn attention to the fallout from the remark.
- 3Tourette's campaigner John Davidson given relaxed space at Bafta Scotland●Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson to watch Bafta Scotland awards in separate ‘relaxed’ space https://www. thegu
Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson, the subject of the film 'I Swear', will watch the Bafta Scotland awards from a separate 'relaxed' space rather than the main ceremony. The arrangement has drawn attention as a question of accessibility and inclusion, with many seeing it as a considerate accommodation while others debate whether separating him from the audience is the right approach.
- 4Shirley Henderson and Peter Capaldi among Bafta Scotland nominees●Shirley Henderson and Peter Capaldi among Bafta Scotland nominees https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/pete
Shirley Henderson and Peter Capaldi are among the actors nominated at this year's Bafta Scotland Awards, according to the Standard. They feature alongside other Scottish stars including Robert Carlyle and Dougray Scott in the nominations list, which highlights Scottish talent across film and television ahead of the ceremony.