A 36-year-old man is charged in connection with the alleged rape of a 16-year-old girl in a Glasgow park. Multiple outlets report that the incident took place at Springburn Park on 26 June, with the alleged attack occurring in the evening. Police say the teenager was assaulted after being pushed into nearby bushes, and officers later seal off parts of the area as part of the investigation. The man was arrested and subsequently appeared in court, where he faced charges relating to the assault. BBC, Sky News, STV and other reports state that the accused appeared in court following the police action and that the charge is connected to the sexual assault of the teenager. Police also issue appeals for information tied to the incident as enquiries continue. The reports consistently identify the accused as a 36-year-old man, and some outlets name him, while all describe the allegation as rape and refer to the victim’s age and the location at Springburn Park.