Drew Barrymore was served up some romance on Wednesday from Outlander star Sam Heughan and fans couldn't get enough of them. The Scottish actor was a guest on The Drew Barrymore Show and his experience left him feeling a whole lot of "love" for the host. MORE: Drew Barrymore delivers exciting E.T. news involving her daughtersIn a hilarious clip, Sam, 41, fed Drew, 47, a delicious-looking bagel, covered in cream cheese and the intimate moment left fans in hysterics. WATCH: Drew Barrymore and Sam Heughan make adorable couple as he feeds herDrew admitted she felt like "a baby bird," as Sam served up the breakfast treat to her. They both giggled and played along as the suggestive nature of the segment got sillier by the second. MORE: Outlander's Sam Heughan and Caitríona Balfe's spark sizzles off the screen in unearthed clipMORE: Sam Heughan reveals Outlander made this change to Claire and Jamie's scenes – and fans will be delightedSam enjoyed his experience with the fun-loving host so much that he shared snapshots on social media too and wrote: "I love Drew! (And bagels) Thanks again for the carbohydrate love @thedrewbarrymoreshow."A post shared by Sam Heughan (@samheughan)Sam declared his love for Drew after their fun segment Fans called the segment, "pure gold," and said how much they loved the pair's chemistry."Sam, she is single too- Beautiful, inside and out.
Man rescued from Scots river after he 'clung onto jetty for dear life' in Storm Franklin
22.02.2022 - 10:29 / dailyrecord.co.uk
A man was pulled from a 'raging river' amid Storm Franklin after his 'cries' were heard by brave volunteers.
The man fell into the Water of Girvan, also known as the River Girvan, between his boat and a wooden jetty on Monday, February 21.
Just after 7pm crews at nearby RNLI Girvan station heard 'cries for help' from the jetty and scrambled into action.
Volunteers found the man 'clinging on by his fingertips' to the jetty against 'raging torrents' caused by Storm Franklin.
Some officers grabbed the 'exhausted' man and 'held on for dear life against the current' while others put life rings down before he was hauled from the water.
Crews believe that had they arrived a few minutes later, the man would have been swept away and 'no one would have known it happened'.
Images from the scene show the Scottish Ambulance Service in attendance.
RNLI Girvan confirmed the man was rushed to Ayr Hospital for treatment.
His age, the nature of his injuries and current medical condition are not known at this time.
The exact circumstances surrounding the incident have not yet been confirmed.
Girvan Lifeboat Coxwain Callum Govus said: "The casualty was extremely lucky this evening in the fact we happened to be there at the time and were able to get to him so quickly.
"Having been in the freezing water for a total of 15 minutes, the gentleman after falling between his large boat and the jetty into the water, had been washed through under the jetty by the raging river and had managed to cling on by his fingertips at the other side of the jetty in the harbour in total darkness.
"Potentially if we had been another few minutes heading out the door to training this man would have been swept away by the current out the pier end with the river in
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