Justice Secretary Michael Matheson and Chief Constable of Police Scotland Sir Stephen House outside the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh as recorded crime across Scotland hits a 40-year low.

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25 November 2014

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Edinburgh UK

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Recorded crime up 14% in Edinburgh

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