Harvey Rogerson (ITV)
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Emmerdale star Harvey Rogerson, who plays Leo, enjoys day out at the beach

Harvey hasn't returned to filming just yet

Emmerdale star Harvey Rogerson, who plays Leo Goskirk in the soap, has enjoyed a day out at the beach.

Pictures of Harvey were posted to his Twitter account showing the young boy enjoying the quiet beach.

Alongside the photos the tweet read: “When your hair matches the beach #ourlittleblondie #happyboy.”

https://twitter.com/helloharvey/status/1293987940390100993

His followers responded to the post.

One wrote: “Adorable, hope you’re having a good time.”

A second tweeted: “Hope you’re having loads of fun Harvey. Build the biggest sandcastle you can, then jump on it. enjoy young man x.”

A third added: “Looks like you’re having a fab time.”

Harvey’s family share a lot of updates on the young actor on his Twitter account.

Recently, the actor remembered when he was asked to open his new local Morrison’s supermarket.

Emmerdale star: Harvey Rogerson achievements in lockdown

Harvey has kept busy in lockdown (Credit: ITV)

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Back in March, Harvey’s mum made the decision for him to go into self-isolation. The decision was made because Harvey, who has Down’s syndrome, is “more vulnerable due to suppressed immunity”.

However, Harvey continued to make some incredible achievements in lockdown.

He learnt to ride his bike without stabilisers and was given an excellent school report.

When will Leo be back on-screen?

Currently, children are unable to film on soaps as they require a chaperone on set.

Amelia Flanagan
Some of the cast aren’t able to come back to filming just yet (Credit: ITV)

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This means Harvey and other young actors, including the famous Flanagan siblings, haven’t yet returned to work.

It has not been revealed when they will be allowed to return.

But it’s not just younger actors who are unable to film. Older cast members and those with health problems are also not allowed back to work just yet.

Recently actress Claire King, who plays Kim Tate in the ITV soap, revealed her alter ego is off-screen due to her arthritis.

The actress, who was diagnosed with the condition when she was 28, explained it made her immune system compromised and she’s waiting to be written back into the show.

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Charlotte Rodrigues
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Charlotte Rodrigues joined Entertainment Daily in April 2018, as Audience Engagement Executive. A huge soap fan, Charlotte then became Senior Soap Writer, delivering the latest storylines and spoilers to our followers.

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