Judges consider submissions in bid for private prosecution of former footballer

A panel of judges are considering a bid to privately prosecute former Scotland striker David Goodwillie and hope to issue a ruling "as soon as practicable".

Judges consider submissions in bid for private prosecution of former footballer

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