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Rutherglen MP Margaret Ferrier to face no further action from Met Police over coronavirus train trip

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Rutherglen representative was under investigation in relation to her train journey between London and Glasgow after testing positive with coronavirus.

The decision was made by the Metropolitan Police and the case has now also been referred to Police Scotland.A statement from the Metropolitan Police said: “On Thursday, 1 October, a Member of Parliament contacted Police Scotland to report she may have breached legislation and guidance relating to Covid-19.“This related to a train journey on Tuesday, 29th September 2020, between London and Glasgow, following a positive Covid-19 test.“Following consultation with Police Scotland, officers from the Metropolitan Police, working with British Transport Police, began an investigation into potential.

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