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Sunshine on Leith star dropped by BBC after sex assault conviction
BBC Scotland have confirmed that the shamed star won’t feature in the third series.
Kevin Guthrie was found guilty of assaulting a helpless woman as she lay sick
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By Scott Wright SCOTTISH broadcaster STV has reinstated its dividend and pledged to return furlough cash to the UK Government, as chief executive Simon Pitts declared it was “coming out of the pandemic with confidence”. The Glasgow-based company signalled optimism over the outlook as it reported better-than-expected results for 2020, noting that advertising trends are showing signs of “materially improving”. It underlined its confidence with a commitment to return a £1.6 million furlough grant to the UK Government, and by reinstating its cash dividend at 6p per share, taking the full-year pay-out to 9p per share. However, Mr Pitts cautioned there was “still uncertainty” in the market. Shares closed up 3.3 per cent, or 11p, at 336p.