A Scottish newspaper editor has been suspended after being charged in connection with alleged indecent online communications. David McCann, editor of The Times and The Sunday Times in Scotland, was arrested after police executed a search warrant at a property in the Edinburgh area on 25 November. McCann was promoted to editor of the News UK titles in July, having previously served as deputy editor and news editor. Before joining the company in 2018, he previously worked as assistant editor and head of news at The Herald, and assistant news editor at the Daily Record. "A 43-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with indecent online communications."

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The editor of the Times and Sunday Times newspapers in Scotland has been suspended after being charged over indecent online communications. Owner News UK said that David McCann, 43, was subject to a "criminal investigation unrelated to his work". Police Scotland said that Mr McCann had been arrested after officers searched a property in Edinburgh on 25 November. He appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court the following day, made no plea, and was later bailed for further examinations to take place.

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A Scottish newspaper editor has been suspended from work after he was charged in connection with “indecent online communications”. David McCann, the editor of The Times and The Sunday Times in Scotland, was charged after officers executed a search warrant at a property in Edinburgh on November 25. He appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Wednesday, November 26, charged with threatening or abusive behaviour. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “On Tuesday, November 25, 2025, officers executed a search warrant at a property in the Edinburgh area. “A 43-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with indecent online communications.

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