Merseyside is once again gripped by Brookside fever after the first batch of original episodes landed on STV player. Revisiting the iconic Liverpool soap, it has already broken records as the ...

Paul Usher played Barry Grant in more than 200 episodes of Brookside between 1982 and 2003. His character Barry became embroiled in some of Brookside's biggest storylines – from flings to murder ...

Paul Usher took on the role of Barry Grant in the soap from 1982 to 2003. He also starred in spin-off Brookside: The Lost Weekend and Barry was the only character to appear in the first ever ...

They were spurred into action by Brookside's notorious bad boy Barry Grant, played by Paul Usher ... The show, which began on November 2 1982, launched the careers of such household names as ...

Paul appeared in both the very first and very last episodes of Brookside (Picture: Channel 4) Paul Usher played iconic soap villain Barry Grant from the very first episode in 1982 right until 1995.

An actor who has performed in high-profile soaps for most of his career, Paul Usher played Barry Grant in more than 200 episodes of Brookside between 1982 and 2003. He went on to star in Liverpool ...

There's nothing like the moment when a soap favourite appears in another, causing a character crossover which plays havoc with the minds of viewers. So, there was enormous delight when Brookside ...

And how long did he play Barry Grant on Brookside? Danny Hardcastle is back ... to appear in the first ever episode in November 1982 and the final episode in November 2003. Some of his biggest ...

The episode saw the return of Barry Grant (Paul Usher ... Corkhill daubed a D on the street sign, so it read "Brookside Closed". The soap, which began in 1982 as part of the newly launched ...

Soap fans will soon have another soap crossover to enjoy, as Brookside legend Barry Grant is set to return to our TV screens with a guest appearance in EastEnders. Actor Paul Usher played ...

From its debut in 1982 to its last episode ... But fans of the show will also recall some of Brookside's wild plot points, ranging from an incestuous relationship to a dead body lying undetected ...