Scottish universities hit with almost 400 sexual misconduct claims

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Jan 18, 2022

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	Staff sacked and students expelled over hundreds of sexual misconduct claims at Scottish universities

	Almost 400 accusations of sexual impropriety have been made to Scottish universities in the past five years, new figures have shown.

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