New Sexual Assault Allegation Emerges Against Late Alex Salmond
Police Scotland is assessing a 'non-recent' report of sexual assault against the former Scottish First Minister, who passed away last month.
- Alex Salmond, who died of a heart attack last month, faces a new allegation of sexual assault reported to Police Scotland.
- The allegation is described as 'non-recent' and was filed after Salmond's death during a visit to North Macedonia.
- Salmond, former leader of the Alba Party, was previously cleared of multiple sexual misconduct charges in 2020.
- The Alba Party has dismissed the new claims as 'smears' and called for Salmond to be allowed to 'rest in peace'.
- The SNP has been asked about past complaints against Salmond, but disciplinary actions are limited to current members.