'No criminality' in Edinburgh council boss sex message probe

Police say they have found "no evidence of criminality" in an investigation into alleged inappropriate messages sent by Edinburgh city council's former leader.

Cammy Day stepped down in December and was suspended by the Labour party pending the outcome of the police probe.

Day said he was never interviewed by officers and described the situation as a "co-ordinated political attack".

It was reported by the Sunday Mail that Day had "bombarded" Ukrainian refugees with messages, including asking sexually explicit questions.