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Journalist and Reporter of the Year 2020 @scotpressawards. Specialises in crime articles and investigations. Email: normansilvester@yahoo.com

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Police Scotland spent £700,000 in legal fees for employment tribunals

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By Norman Silvester Verified
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Cash strapped Police Scotland have splashed out more than £700,000 in legal fees in the last five years defending compensation claims brought by officers and staff at employment tribunals. Shock new figures released under Freedom of Information show that an eye watering £215,138 was paid in fees last year to law firms. The legal bill was the highest in five years and an increase on the previous years spend of £180,362.
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Police Scotland spent £700,000 in legal fees for employment tribunals

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By Norman Silvester Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Cash strapped Police Scotland have splashed out more than £700,000 in legal fees in the last five years defending compensation claims brought by officers and staff at employment tribunals. Shock new figures released under Freedom of Information show that an eye watering £215,138 was paid in fees last year to law firms. The legal bill was the highest in five years and an increase on the previous years spend of £180,362.
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Cops prepare for Commonwealth Games cyber attack as fears mount over ticket fraud

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By Norman Silvester Verified
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Major steps have been taken by police to combat damaging cyber attacks by criminals during the Commonwealth Games, the Daily Record can reveal. It's feared any assault on the games' IT and computer infrastructure could affect the smooth running of the ten day competition and cause chaos and confusion at the various events. There are also fears that the public could fall victim to cyber criminals who set up fake websites to sell tickets to see the competitors.
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