Alex Salmond trial witness says she was 'frightened' after he 'leaned in' to kiss her but didn't want a scandal
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dailyrecord.co.ukA woman has been telling the High Court in Edinburgh about an alleged incident involving Alex Salmond. The woman, identified at Woman G, was giving evidence at the former first minister's trial where he is facing 14 charges of alleged offences against 10 women, all of which he has pleaded not guilty to.Woman G described being in Bute House with Salmond in April 2014.The witness said she asked to leave and he said she was “wasn’t to leave”.Salmond “patted the cushion” on a sofa in the sitting room for her to sit, she said.He poured drinks, she said, and suggested they have shots.She said: “He said I wasn’t to call him first minister, I was to call him Alex.”Woman G said she felt “slightly intimidated and trapped”.She said: “He began making
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