Woman arrested at anti-abortion protest faces no further action

Thursday, 14 August 2025 (3 hours ago)

Woman arrested at anti-abortion protest faces no further action

A pensioner who was the first person in Scotland to be charged for allegedly breaching the nation's abortion buffer zones law will face no further action at this time.

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