The Herald in Scotland reports on 13th February about Alejandro Toledo, his country’s first indigenous president, denies any wrongdoing, but prosecutors allege he took around $10 million in illicit payments from the Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht in return for lucrative contracts to build a major highway. Peruvian authorities also say that the former president got nearly $6 million of that money – more than £4 million – through an account in the name of a Scottish limited partnership or SLP registered at the Glasgow addresses of blue chip law firm Burness, which later merged with another firm to create Burness Paull.