Scottish Youth Theatre's building in Glasgow, The Old Sheriff Court, named their theatre the Brian Cox Studio Theatre in his honour. With the World Cup under way, another memory coming to mind is of a television being wheeled into the primary school classroom so we could watch England games at the 2002 event. New indyref interview series – In The Hot Seat – starts tomorrow, with LibDem leader Willie Rennie and Dave Thompson of Christians for Independence. In 2012, Cox appeared in the Australian drama The Straits as the patriarch of the Montebello family crime syndicate, Harry Montebello.

He also appeared in the sci-fi thriller Morgan as Jim Bryce, and starred alongside Emile Hirsch in The Autopsy of Jane Doe as Tommy.It`s good speaking to No voters who mention the hating Salmond thing, I usually stress the fact that i`m no member of the SNP also.

He describes the emotional and physical difficulties that came with playing King Lear while also working as a member of an ensemble playing roles in Richard III. On 25 May 2012, he spoke in support of Scottish independence at the Yes Scotland campaign, having become profoundly disillusioned by New Labour under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown although Cox did not qualify for a vote in the 2014 Scottish independence referendum due to his residence in the United States. This censorship is, of course corrupt and totalitarian and proves the BBC to be a monolithic totalitarian propagandist. The actor remembers the last days of the jute industry, and considers the pioneering spirit of the jute emigrants to be something he has in common with them. Fellow alumni of Abertay – bright, intelligent, assiduous people with good degrees – have taken almost a year to find even short-term contract jobs; others simply gave up on Scotland and moved south.I grew up in a Dumfries where Hector Munro was a life MP and started off at school arguing eloquently and passionately on Hector ‘ s side… and was wrong about almost everything. My understanding is that Nigel Farage is a City of London trader and former member of the Conservative Party. He portrayed former Speaker of the House of Commons Michael Martin in the television film On Expenses.