Question: A Japanese man has been arrested for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting more than 100 women by pretending they were taking part in a 'sleep study', local media reports. Hideyuki Noguchi, 54, posed as a doctor and advertised for women from across Japan to take part in a medical study over a two-year time period, said to have ended in November 2013. Police in Chiba, east of Tokyo say they have confirmed victims aged from their teens to mid-40s in several cities, including the capital. Arrested: Hideyuki Noguchi, 54, allegedly drugged and sexually assaulted more than 100 women who believed they were taking part in a medical study about sleep. Dozens of women responded to Noguchi's adverts seeking volunteers for 'clinical research measuring blood pressure during sleep'. Detectives say Noguchi lured the women to hotels and hot springs resorts where he gave them sedatives. Once the women were unconscious, Noguchi would sexually assault and rape them, filming  each assault, police said. Attacks: Police in Chiba, pictured, say Noguchi lured the women to hotels where he gave them sedatives, after which he would rape them in their sleep, filming each assault. Footage of the attacks would be posted on the Internet or sold to producers of porn films, allegedly netting Noguchi more than 10 million yen (£56,543), TBS and other broadcasters said. Noguchi is not know to have any medical training or expertise. A spokesman for Chiba police said officers had confirmed at least 39 victims in Tokyo, Chiba, Osaka, Tochigi and Shizuoka. However, they believe this is just  a fraction of the total number of women whom Noguchi attacked, thought to number well over 100, media reports said.
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Important parts: Hideyuki Noguchi accused of drugging and raping over 100 women. He tricked women by pretending he was conducting a 'sleep study' He met women in hotels, drugged them and raped them in their sleep. Noguchi filmed attacks and sold videos online or to porn companies. Japanese police say he made more than 10m yen (£56,543) from films.

Steven Naismith has warned Georgia to expect a Scotland onslaught at Ibrox on Saturday. The Everton attacker is certain to start the Euro 2016 qualifier as Gordon Strachan’s side seek their first points in Group D after last month’s narrow defeat by world champions Germany. And Naismith is expected to play off Sunderland’s on-form Steven Fletcher as the Scots seek to kick-start their qualifying campaign ahead of the trip to Poland next week. Steven Naismith has targeted for Scotland to go on the attack against Georgia in their Euro 2016 qualifier. The forward featured in Scotland's opening game defeat at world champions Germany in Dortmund. Georgia (H) - 11/10/14. Poland (A) - 14/10/14. Republic of Ireland (H) - 14/11/14. Gibraltar (H) - 29/3/15. Republic of Ireland (A) - 13/6/15. Georgia (A) - 4/9/15. Germany (H) - 7/9/15. Poland (H) - 8/10/15. Gibraltar (A) - 11/10/15. ‘I think we will be more positive,’ said Naismith. ‘We will be more attacking than we were in Germany. We will need to be. ‘We are probably more favourites to win the game and there are players on form. ‘Fletch (Steven Fletcher) has done very well in getting goals. He’s a quality player. It’s probably the first time he’s had a run without injuries. We should be going on to create a lot of chances and be more attacking so it will be different, whether or not I’m playing, Fletch is playing or we’re both playing. ‘We’ve also got other guys. Shaun Maloney, who never played against Germany, will be looking to play. Even Moz (James Morrison) has played further forward. With Darren Fletcher and Scott Brown in the middle, that might bring him into contention for that. ‘Even Stevie May. People are still debating whether he is good enough or not, but what he has shown this week has been brilliant. He’s someone I have been really impressed with. It might come too quickly for him to get in this one, but he will be competing for places soon enough.’ Naismith, meanwhile, said he is relishing his first game at Ibrox since his acrimonious departure from Rangers. Naismith will head back to Ibrox for the first time since joining Everton from Rangers in 2012. The 28-year-old was one of a raft of players who refused to transfer his contract to Charles Green’s newco in 2012, quitting for Everton soon after. Reluctant to return to the stadium since, Naismith said: ‘It should be good. It’s the first time I’ve been back since I left Rangers. I have some fantastic memories from there, not only of playing with Rangers, but when I was with Kilmarnock as well. Hopefully, it can be another good memory. ‘This game and next month’s against Ireland are circumstances that don’t come around much. ‘Although Hampden’s fantastic, you play the majority of your home games there so it’s nice to get a wee change. Going back to Ibrox will be good. ‘When I left to go to Rangers from Kilmarnock, it was a while before I went back to Rugby Park. It’s not that big a deal. I’ve never really thought: “It’s been a while.”’

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Scotland target first win in their Euro 2016 qualifying group. Gordon Strachan's side lost in Germany last month in Group D opener. Steven Naismith expects more attacking set-up against Georgia at Ibrox.