Scottish actor known for Sex Education and Doctor Who
The BAFTA Scotland Awards 2026 nominees have been announced, with I Swear leading film nominations and a mix of Netflix and BBC titles across categories. Audience Award is decided by the public. The ceremony will take place on 15 November in Glasgow.
BBC confirms the long-running sci-fi series will not have a Christmas special as plans mature for a competitive tendering process. Russell T Davies has exited, with the BBC planning to invest in the show’s long-term future and explore external platforms.
David Jonsson has been cast as the new Black Panther, playing T’Challa’s son in the upcoming third film, with Ryan Coogler returning as director. The announcement was made at Comic-Con, and the film is slated for release on 15 December 2028. Jonsson's rise from East London to a blockbuster leads a new chapter for Wakanda.
Britney, the Edinburgh-bound sketch duo of Clive and Robertson, has two fringe shows this year: Holy Mackerel! and a Robertson-penned play Jitters. They balance high-profile TV work with live theatre as their careers expand across the Atlantic.
The Royal Shakespeare Company has postponed the new Othello at the Swan Theatre after Sharon Clarke, who was set to star, begins treatment for cancer. Tickets will be refunded and a replacement production is planned for early 2027. Clarke, known for Holby City and her stage work, remains positive and supported by her team.