Scotland’s former first minister Alex Salmond went on trial on Monday accused of a string of sexual offences against 10 women, including an attempted rape at his official residence in 2014.The 65-year-old, wearing a dark suit, said nothing to waiting reporters as he arrived at the High Court in Edinburgh for the case, which has been expected to last four weeks.Salmond, who led the devolved government in Edinburgh from 2007 to 2014, faces two counts of indecent assault, 10 of sexual assault, an…
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Scotland’s former leader Alex Salmond on trial for sex offences against 10 women
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