The first minister appears to suggest he would be open to a judge-led probe into how police handled the case.

Two former sex workers who were picked up by Iain Packer say police failed to act on warnings that he was dangerous.

Former sex worker Caitlin was taken to the same woods where Emma Caldwell was killed months later.

Emma's family said she had been failed by police due to a "toxic culture of misogyny and corruption".

Iain Packer was repeatedly dismissed as a suspect in the months after Emma's murder.

BBC Journalist Samantha Poling confronted Iain Packer during on-camera interviews, which were later shown to the jury in court.

Iain Packer is told he will spend at least 36 years in jail for the murder of Emma Caldwell.

Iain Packer has been jailed for at least 36 years for the murder of Emma Caldwell in remote woods almost 19 years ago.