Later in the day, we have received news about Hecate in police custody after being 'captured' but some say that she turned herself in. Her motivation behind this was questioned.

Furthermore, Macduff, Thane of Fife was not present at the Royal Banquet last week. Correspondents say that he has been spotted in England recruiting members to begin the overthrow of Macbeth. Macduff has shared his belief that Macbeth is a 'tyrant' and suspects a regicide.

As of evening 3rd September 1405, 2 fellow civillians reported to have observed 4 witches carrying out "dark magic", of which victim is unknown. Shortly after, prime mayor of the village was informed and they were able to withhold one of the witch in action. Regarding this unnatural matter, many locals have expressed concern and anxiety, they are looking forward to the king's next move to retain the city's safety and peace.

Coming up next is the the field reporter's report on the incident aswell as an exclusive interview with one of the suspects.

Hecate: All hail, Macbeth. He is our lord and saviour. The man deserves no wrong done to him. He is but a saint in this blood tainted world."

The interview was cut off shortly after by the goddess's sudden disappearance. With this interview finished, we can conclude that our king is well respected by all, humans and supernatural beings alike. Unless of course her words are fake and Macbeth is at risk at the power of both the witches and Hecate, herself. We will leave it to our analyst to make a final prediction.

Anchor: Tonight, on Scotland News, we will be interviewing Lord Lennox, a member of the recently crowned King Macbeth’s court.

Analyst:

Anchor: We have Josh on the scene now, Josh

Field Reporter: Thanks Jerry. I’m coming to you live from the scene of the crime. Here with me is the Lord Lennox, a close associate of our good King Macbeth

Anchor: Hello Lord Lennox. What is your opinion on the traitors Malcom and Donalbain and the treacherous Fleance?

Lennox: I cannot even speak of it. Regicide is the highest crime one can commit, an insult to God, himself! And patricide? Who could have the audacity to kill his own father? Yes, it does not bear speaking about.

Anchor: You have the inside story. Who do the thanes and lords believe is responsible for the death of the recently departed King Duncan (may his soul find rest)?

Lennox: Well, is it not obvious? Clearly Malcolm and Donaldbain are to blame. Why else would they have fled from Macbeth’s castle instead of staying and laying their father to rest like proper men? Besides, who else would have benefited from this horrendous crime? And forget about even accusing Macbeth! Look at how he had grieved the King’s death. Why would he kill that King who has always rewarded him greatly?

Anchor: Do you really believe that it was Fleance who murdered his own father?

Lennox: I saw them off myself from the castle. There was no one else with them, so logically only Fleance could have killed him. Besides, who else would Banquo, great warrior that he is, let near him?

Field Reporter:

Anchor: Do you really believe that Duncan’s own sons would murder their father?

Lennox: Aye, there’s no telling what one will do for power.

Field Reporter: Thank you for your time.

Anchor: Yes. Thank you. Now back to Chloe in the studio. Chloe, what are the implications of Macbeth’s good fortune of late?

Analyst: Thank you, Jerry; while it is impossible to say for sure, Macbeth’s rise to power is almost certainly going to change the status quo around here. Whether you believe him to be a noble warrior and a victim of his circumstances, or a murderous tyrant, his recent coronation has had some strange implications on Scotland. Many townspeople allege that since he became king, they have seen numerous unnatural events take place – some people have even claimed that the horses have turned to cannibalism. On the contrary, these are only subjective observations, and may be hallucinations, hysteria, or misreports. Horses often playfully bite one another, which may have been mistaken for more. If you or a loved one report seeing such things, I advise you consult the town apothecary.

As for the success of the Macbeths’ reign, it is unlikely that the crown will remain is his family for very much longer. Macbeth and his wife, Lady Macbeth, are the only ones left of the bloodline, and they (as of yet) do not have any heirs. It is impossible to comment accurately on his policies and the peoples’ receptiveness to them, due to his coronation occurring only a few days ago.

D: I’m Daisy

F: we have breaking news

D: Reports of a ‘Witch’ sighting from 20 people have come in

F: we go now to our field reporter, Julia who takes us to the scene of the sightings

Ju: Thank you Freeya and Daisy, alleged ‘witch’ sightings have taken place right where I am standing

I am joined today by a woman named ‘Hecate’ who claims to be ‘the mistress of their charms, Goddess of Witches.’

Ja: I am angerly. I am angerly at the others.

Ju: Others?

Ja: The others that have come before me. They have messed up a plan hence my arrival. They have summoned me to fix their problems. Hark, I am called. My little spirit, see, sits in a foggy cloud and stays for me.

Ju: Hold on! Tell us more, please!

D: Where did she go?

F: she… disappeared

D: Okay, that’s all for today, thank you for tuning into todays breaking news.

Young Thane Lennox has also been vocal about the murder of ‘gracious Duncan’ and ‘valiant Banquo’. Lennox was Duncan's attendant while he held the throne, and believes these murders are too coincidental with Macbeth's eagerness to take the throne.

Furthermore, Macduff, Thane of Fife was not present at the Royal Banquet last week. Correspondents say that he has been spotted in England recruiting members to begin the overthrow of Macbeth. Macduff has shared his belief that Macbeth is a 'tyrant' and suspects a regicide.

Coming up next is the the field reporter's report on the incident as well as an exclusive interview with one of the suspects.

After report have disclosed the location of the three witched and their interaction with Hecate in 'a desolate place'. My team and I went to investigate the scene. It took us hours only to come up with no conclusive evidence, however, we managed to find 2 witnesses and gathered their statements about the time of the supposed incidence. Witness 1 restated phrases that we heard from the parties involved. The witches were said to be in a disagreement with the goddess, Hecate, as their interaction was reported as 'heated'. Witness 1 quoted one of the witches saying "". Hecate was then said to be conspiring about future plans to make the current king "spurn fate, scorn death, and bear his hopes 'bove wisdom, grace, and fear.".

Later in the day, we have received news about Hecate in police custody after being 'captured' but some say that she turned herself in. Her motivation behind this was questioned.

Field reporter: There are speculations about your ill-intent to our king, that were based on the words of witnesses at the time of your interaction with the witches.

Hecate: All hail, Macbeth. He is our lord and saviour. The man deserves no wrong done to him. He is but a saint in this blood tainted world."

The interview was cut off shortly after by the goddess's sudden disappearance. With this interview finished, we can conclude that our king is well respected by all, humans and supernatural beings alike. Unless of course her words are fake and Macbeth is at risk at the power of both the witches and Hecate, herself. We will leave it to our analyst to make a final prediction.

Analyst: After a variety of Hecate spottings around Scotland, those nearby any sighting of her are advised to stay low while she does her business. While out knowledge is limited, we know the Witches have done something despicable to our beloved King Macbeth, from statements saying “How did you dare to trade and traffic with Macbeth”. Scotland should fear the power these witches have, and the grip they have on our king - who knows what this could mean for our kingdom and our people