MSP denies hiding camera in Scottish Parliament toilet
Summary
Colin Smyth, a Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP), faces allegations of hiding a camera in the Scottish Parliament's toilet, a claim he denies. He was suspended by the Labour party earlier due to a separate charge involving indecent images of children. Police investigations found no recording devices in the Parliament building.Key Facts
- Colin Smyth, an MSP, is accused of hiding a camera in a toilet at the Scottish Parliament.
- He was suspended by the Labour party due to another charge related to indecent images of children.
- Police found no hidden cameras during a search of the Parliament building.
- Smyth claims the new allegation was a surprise and criticized the police for releasing investigation details.
- He has been cooperating with police and will appear in court later.
- Smyth has temporarily moved to protect his family after his home address was made public.
- The Scottish Parliament has revoked Smyth’s access to the building during the investigation but allows remote participation.
- Scottish Labour has made Smyth an independent MSP and will not comment further during ongoing legal proceedings.
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