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Actor Iain Robertson found guilty of rape

Actor Iain Robertson found guilty of rape
Sky News Tuesday 23 June 2026, 17:10 UTC 1 min read
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Actor Iain Robertson outside the High Court in Glasgow, where he was found guilty of rape. The former River City star was convicted of a tot

Actor Iain Robertson outside the High Court in Glasgow, where he was found guilty of rape. The former River City star was convicted of a tot
Iain Robertson (PERSON) the High Court (ORG) Glasgow (LOCATION) River City (LOCATION)
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