Two cash machines are stolen from the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) branch in Peebles, with the machines taken away on a horsebox. Reports say the incident involves two separate automated teller machines being removed from the bank.
Other coverage describes how the break-in is carried out. The Scotsman reports that a telehandler is used to ram the building during the early hours of Tuesday morning. BBC News focuses on the removal of the machines from the wall and their transport away, rather than the specific method used to access the premises.
Authorities have not been quoted in the provided excerpts on arrests, suspected offenders, or the value of the stolen cash. The differing accounts mainly relate to the emphasis on how access is gained versus what happens afterward when the cash machines are extracted and transported.
