The trial of Alex Salmond, who is accused of carrying out a series of sexual offences against 10 women while serving as Scotland's first minister, will begin on 9 March.
The procedural hearing saw legal arguments being made by Mr Salmond's lawyers and prosecutors, which cannot be reported for legal reasons. There are not expected to be any further hearings before the trial begins.The charges are set out in an indictment which includes the specific details of the allegations against the 64-year-old former SNP leader.
Indecently assaulted a woman in October or November 2010 at Bute House by repeatedly seizing her by the wrists and repeatedly pulling her towards him and attempting to kiss her Sexually assaulted a woman at Bute House in October 2013 by removing her foot from her shoe, stroking her foot, lifting her foot towards his mouth and attempting to kiss her footIntended to rape the same woman in December 2013 at Bute House by causing her to sit on a bed, lying on top of her, making sexual remarks to her, touching her buttocks, thighs and breasts over her clothing with his hands, repeatedly kissing her face, struggling with her and pulling up her...
Sexually assaulted a woman at Bute House in May 2014 by placing his arm around her body, placing his hand under her clothing and underwear and touching her breast, repeatedly kissing her on the face and neck and stroking her leg with his hand
Really.
Dirty bastad
Alex Salmond Head of the SNP
Plenty of time for him to practice on a Zimmer frame
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