Man in court accused of 'upskirting' child at Taylor Swift concert in Edinburgh
A 64-year-old man has appeared in court accused of "upskirting" a child at one of Taylor Swift's sold-out Edinburgh shows.
The American superstar brought The Eras Tour to the UK and performed at Murrayfield in the Scottish capital on 7, 8 and 9 June.
Andrew Hunter, 64, was the only person arrested at the rugby stadium during the three shows.
He has been accused of voyeurism towards an older child aged between 13 and 15 during the event on 8 June.
Prosecutors allege Hunter operated equipment beneath the youngster's clothing with the intention of enabling him or another person to observe their underwear, genitals or buttocks.
Hunter, from Lancashire, made no plea to the charge when he appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Friday.
The suspect has been granted bail with his next court appearance yet to be confirmed.
Hundreds of thousands of Swift's fans - known as Swifties - descended on Murrayfield for the sold-out shows.
Fans travelled to Scotland from across the globe to see their idol, including from the US, Canada, Iceland, and Germany.
The supporters - who braved the ever-changing weather - were warmly welcomed to Edinburgh, with the city offering a whole host of Swift-themed treats and events.
Swift praised the crowds who attended, saying: "You truly blew me away this weekend."
Read more Swift news:
Taylor Swift's childhood items to go on show at V&A
Travis Kelce reveals whose ideal it was join girlfriend on stage
During the shows, the award-winning singer-songwriter was supported by American rockers Paramore.
The Eras Tour is now back in Europe after a pit stop in Liverpool, Cardiff and London.
