Edinburgh Holyrood bosses have been blasted for allowing MSP Colin Smyth to enter the Parliament building after he was charged with possessing indecent images of children.

Smyth, who has also been charged over a hidden camera in a Holyrood toilet, was able to use his MSP pass for the visit this month, reports The Record.

Police Scotland said Smyth, elected as a Labour MSP at the last two Holyrood elections, was charged on August 5th over possessing indecent images.

Our sister title The Record can reveal Smyth attended Parliament after August 5th and was able to freely use the facilities.

Parliament bosses said they revoked Smyth’s Holyrood pass on Thursday after the Record approached them over claims about a hidden recording device in a bathroom.

Smyth confirmed last night he had vis

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