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Thousands of calls were given a bogus call sign

Thousands of calls to the Bilston Glen control room were given a bogus call sign, known as DUMY, it has been reported.

It comes after a series of costly legal actions raised against the force from both staff and members of the public.

It has been postponed as Police Scotland chief Sir Iain Livingstone is involved in the ongoing FAI into Sheku Bayoh’s death.

Lamara Bell, 25, and John Yuill, 38, died after the car they were in crashed on the motorway near Stirling in July 2015 but weren't found until days later.

Lamara Bell, 25, and John Yuill, 38, died after they were left undiscovered for days after crashing off the motorway in July 2015.

Lamara Bell, 25, and John Yuill, 38 died in 2015.

The pair were killed when their car left the motorway and ended up down an embankment in July 2015.

Lamara Bell, 25, and John Yuill, 38, died after the car they were in left the M9 near Stirling in July 2015.

Lamara Bell and John Yuill passed away from the incident and although John is understood to have died instantly, mum Lamara lay in critical condition for three days before police responded.

Police were sent to the area after John McNab's car automatically sent an SOS call. But officers could not find his Mercedes and it took 48 hours to locate his car in Inverness-shire