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High Court in Glasgow. It is a sandstone building with columns at the front forming a circular entrance.

Man sentenced to 7.5 years for raping sleeping woman in Inverness

Graeme Gate, 35, was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison at the High Court in Glasgow for raping a sleeping woman he had just met during a night out in Inverness on 23 August 2025. The judge described the crime as predatory and committed against a highly vulnerable stranger. Gate was al...

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Belfast city centre to get major pedestrianisation and 20mph speed limits

Belfast city centre will be significantly pedestrianised under new proposals released for public consultation. A city centre-wide 20mph speed limit, expanded cycling networks and traffic-calming measures are also planned. The 12-week consultation on the Eastern Transport Plan 2035 runs until 25 J...

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