850: scrape/judder/rubbing when turning right @ low speed

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Thought i'd make a new thread for my issue as the previous one wasn't fully accurate to what i'm experiencing!!

I have a 1996 850 2.5 estate with 196k (drives likes its done less than half of that). During the COVID-19 lockdown I didn't drive it for about 3 months, and since then it has developed a weird noise when turning right whilst braking, only at slow speeds.

For example, on coming up to a junction and turning the wheel slightly right as if to start to pull out (nowhere near full lock) and applying the brake to slow down. It feels like a scrape/judder coming from the front drive side wheel, but can also be felt through the brake pedal. Will also do it when parking, again with the brake applied lightly and the wheel turned slightly to the right - e.g. if turning to pull across a lane/space to park. Almost feels like something is catching, but only at a certain amount of steering input and only with the brake applied lightly.

I can't make the noise/judder happen when turning lock to lock when stationary, whilst driving over about 20mph, or any kind of left turn. It only happens when the brake is applied, but even then it doesn't have to be a lot of brake to happen.

Originally I thought power steering as it felt a bit on the odd side, but having done power steering fluid and bled it all nothing has changed.

Engine mounts look fine, and no juddering on idle.

CV joints look in fairly newish condition, and the issue can't be made to happen lock to lock steering at a slow speed.

Steering stops were a bit dry, but presumably these only matter for full lock.

No noises when going over speed bumps or bumpy roads either.

Annoying I don't have a driveway so i've done about as much as I can on my hands and knees looking for anything out of place, but am out of ideas!