Four men are guilty of a £6 million bribery scheme involving NHS contracts in Scotland.

Four men have been found guilty of a £6 million corruption and bribery scheme involving NHS contracts in Scotland. Adam Sharoudi and Gavin Brown of Oricom Ltd, and NHS managers Alan Hush and Gavin Cox, were convicted of bribery, fraud, and theft for securing telecoms contracts between 2010 and 2017. Despite their denials, the men were convicted after a three-month trial and face long jail sentences in June.