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Trinity High School in Renfrew win COPFS schools public speaking competition
Trinity High School have been crowned winners of this year’s prestigious Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS) schools public speaking competition.
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Man who repeatedly strangled women during campaign of abuse jailed
Andrew McLaughlin, of Banknock, was found guilty of seven charges, including multiple rapes, following a trial at the High Court in Stirling.
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FAI Determination with a precaution published following farmer’s death
The Procurator Fiscal notes the conclusion of the Fatal Accident Inquiry into the death of Aberdeenshire farmer Gordon Chalmers.
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Company fined for failures that led to life-changing injuries
Larbert-based pallet-repair company £172,000 for health and safety failings which left a worker with severe injuries, impairment and permanent disfigurement.
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Prosecutor issues knife crime warning to young people as teenager sentenced for murder
A leading prosecutor has urged young people to consider the real-life consequences of arming themselves with a bladed weapon.
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Aberdeenshire rapist jailed indefinitely for campaign of abuse towards women and girls
A rapist who sexually abused two women and four young girls over the course of 17 years has been jailed indefinitely.
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Hired gunman jailed over failed plot to shoot gangland figure
James Richards, a hitman who backed out of a plot to murder a high-profile gangland figure at the last minute, has been sentenced.
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Three men jailed over £25million pound counterfeit cigarettes smuggling operation
Three men with links to serious organised crime who smuggled counterfeit cigarettes and tobacco worth millions of pounds into Scotland from Europe are jailed.
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Trafficker jailed after £2million worth of drugs found in home
Paul Clark, whose home contained more than £2million worth of controlled drugs, sentenced to five years in prison
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Former chief executive who embezzled charity funds is sentenced
Nathan Sparling, former chief executive of a leading public heath charity who embezzled £5000 from its funds during the Covid lockdown, has been sentenced.