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Andy Coulson to face court over alleged perjury during Tommy Sheridan trial Andy Coulson to face court over alleged perjury during Tommy Sheridan trial
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The former No 10 spin doctor Andy Coulson was served on Monday with an indictment relating to a charge of alleged perjury at the trial of Tommy Sheridan. The former No 10 spin doctor Andy Coulson was served on Monday with an indictment relating to a charge of alleged perjury at the trial of Tommy Sheridan.
The former News of the World editor will appear at a preliminary hearing on 6 August, the Crown Office, Scotland's prosecution authority, confirmed.The former News of the World editor will appear at a preliminary hearing on 6 August, the Crown Office, Scotland's prosecution authority, confirmed.
The charge of perjury relates to evidence the former News of the World editor gave during Sheridan's own trial for perjury in December 2010.The charge of perjury relates to evidence the former News of the World editor gave during Sheridan's own trial for perjury in December 2010.
Coulson originally appeared in court in relation to Sheridan, a Scottish socialist politcian, in June last year. Coulson originally appeared in court in relation to Sheridan, a Scottish socialist politician, in June last year.
Coulson had given evidence over two days as a defence witness during Tommy Sheridan's perjury trial at the high court in Glasgow. Coulson was closely questioned by Sheridan, who conducted his own defence. Coulson had given evidence over two days as a defence witness during Sheridan's perjury trial at the high court in Glasgow. Coulson was closely questioned by Sheridan, who conducted his own defence. Libby Brooks