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Child abuse inquiry 'must examine Edinburgh Academy cases after Nicky Campbell revelations'

There are fears there will be hundreds of children who were victims at the Scottish private school.

Daily Record

RAH assault victim blasts "failings" which led to his attacker walking free

Case against Robert McLellan's attacker failed after a prosecution blunder

Daily Record

Farm worker who raped women as they slept jailed for 13 years

Ramsay, 49, was found guilty on 16 charges, include five rapes, at the High Court in Edinburgh, the Crown Office said.

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Lanarkshire family welcome new probe into custody death of Allan Marshall

Prison officers are to be re-interviewed over the tragic 2015 incident.

Daily Record

Bradley Welsh's family demand criminal probe after police admit to gross failures

The family of the murdered T2 Trainspotting star are also opening a civil case to get the full details of how the police handled the threat to Bradley Welsh's life.

Edinburgh Live

Bradley Welsh's family demand criminal probe into bungling cops after force uphold Osman complaint

The family of Bradley Welsh are calling for criminal probe over police handling of case and also plan to launch a civil court action.

Daily Record

Death of Edinburgh prison inmate Allan Marshall to be re-examined by prosecutors

Prosecutors are now re-examining the fatality after the 30-year-old died in custody at Saughton Prison in 2015, following an incident where he was forcibly restrained.

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New probe into violent death of Scot Allan Marshall in custody launched by prosecutors

The Sunday Mail can reveal the prison officers given immunity from prosecution but branded “dishonest” in the Fatal Accident Inquiry ruling are set to be re-interviewed.

Daily Record

Deaths of three babies to be investigated in Lanarkshire after families suffer 'terrible losses'

NHS Lanarkshire confirmed it will participate in a fatal accident inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the deaths of Leo Lamont, Ellie McCormick, and Mirabelle Bosch.

Glasgow Live

Ofcom finds BBC guilty of impartiality breaches over Ruth Davidson interview

Regulator says World at One failed to properly balance suggestions democracy had become corrupted under SNP government

The Guardian - UK

Upskirting offences in Scotland on the rise but only five per cent of cases make it to court

Over 500 alleged incidents of men filming under women's skirts were reported to police last year but that resulted in only 29 court cases

Daily Record

Man who raped schoolgirl on holiday in Florida jailed

Matthew Mackie, 68, from East Dunbartonshire, has been labelled a ‘danger to girls and women’.

The Independent UK

Moray puppy farmers banned from keeping animals for 10 years

A FATHER and son have been banned from keeping animals for 10 years after dogs at the farm where they sold puppies suffered “widespread and…

The National (Scotland)

Holyrood hears ‘harrowing’ evidence on miscarriages caused by domestic abuse

MSPs HAVE said they will continue a public petition for tougher sentences on perpetrators of domestic abuse which causes miscarriages, after hearing…

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Daily Record

Mum of man killed in Cameron House hotel fire speaks out as second FAI hearing held

The families of victims Simon Midgley and Richard Dyson will be invited to give statements at the inquiry.

The Independent UK

Alexander Blue murder: Brother claims DNA evidence could finally solve case 20 years on

Alexander Blue died in hospital two days after he was found beaten and stabbed outside his home in Glasgow’s upmarket West End on 25 June 2002

Daily Record

Alex Salmond will 'put differences aside' with Nicola Sturgeon to help secure IndyRef2

The former SNP leader is demanding more action on independence

Daily Mirror

Flytipper who dumped 500 tyres disrupting flights found hiding under bed in police raid

Declan Clarke's illegal enterprise in which he charged garage owners to get rid of their old tyres cost the taxpayer £130,000 and caused toxic plumes of smoke to engulf the area

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Edinburgh Live

Sister of Edinburgh gangster desperate to get cash that murdered brother owed her

Since his brother Alex Cameron's murder, Jessie believed her money would be repaid to her even though a proceeds of crime order of £525,000 had been made on her brother’s estate.

Daily Record

Blind Scots widow fighting for £27k owed by murdered brother after assets seized by prosecutors

Convicted drug deal Alex Cameron, who was killed in January 2015, was subject to a £525,000 proceeds of crime confiscation order by the Crown Office.

Insider UK

Shetland firm fined £80,000 after death of worker hit by forklift truck

The Crown Office said the tragedy could have been avoided had a health and safety management system been put in place

Edinburgh Live

Suspended terror cop will not face prosecution over 'inappropriate touching' complaints

The Temporary Assistant Chief Constable was referred to the Crown Office after a complaint was made against him following a cyber conference in Edinburgh

Daily Record

Scots terror cop suspended over ‘inappropriate touching’ claim will not face prosecution

Temporary Assistant Chief Constable Pat Campbell was referred to the Crown Office after a complaint was made against him after a cyber conference in Edinburgh.

Daily Record

Paisley charity offers free programme to tackle hate crime

I Am Me worked with Police Scotland and the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal service on the resource aimed at teenagers

Daily Record

Police probe into allegations of £600,000 SNP donations fraud codenamed Operation Branchform

It was claimed SNP chief executive Peter Murrell, who is married to Nicola Sturgeon, had refused them permission to see the party’s accounts.

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