US EditionMSP denies placing secret camera in Scottish parliament toilets
Colin Smyth, 52, charged with possession of indecent images and accused of hiding a secret camera, denies allegations; police found no devices after a full sweep of Scottish Parliament.
- Colin Smyth, a Labour MSP, denies allegations of placing a secret camera in Scottish Parliament toilets after the Daily Record revealed the claims against him.
- Smyth stated that the publicity and police actions regarding his home address have severely affected his health.
- Police Scotland confirmed that no covert recording devices were found during a full sweep of the building's toilets and changing rooms.
- Smyth expressed concern for his family's safety, stating he felt compelled to relocate due to the situation.
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MSP denies placing secret camera in Scottish parliament toilets
Colin Smyth has been charged by police in relation to the allegation, according to the PA news agency. The South Scotland MSP was arrested and charged with a separate offence of possession of indecent images earlier this month, for which he was suspended from Scottish Labour.
·United Kingdom
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MSP denies hiding camera in Scottish Parliament toilets
Suspended Labour MSP Colin Smyth has released a statement denying allegations a secret camera was placed in Holyrood toilets.
·London, United Kingdom
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