Three men have been jailed for a total of 13 years after raping a woman at Fraserburgh farmhouse.

Nerijus Radavicius, 29 and Justinas Gubinas, 22, were convicted of a concerted rape of their 32-year-old victim.

Co-accused Ovidijus Kavaliauskas, 22, was found guilty of raping the woman while she was asleep and filming it on a mobile phone.

The attack happened on November 1, 2014, at a house where the three men were staying.

At the High Court in Glasgow on Thursday, judge Lord Armstrong jailed them for four years and six months each.

He told them: "The crime of which you were convicted - rape - is a grave crime against which all women should be protected."

All three accused were placed on the sex offenders register.

They were convicted after trial at the High Court in Aberdeen where jurors heard that the accused met the woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, at a nightclub.

All three men denied rape and claimed that the woman had consented to sex with them after agreeing to go back to their house.

Police Scotland detective inspector John Swannay praised the "strength and courage" of their victim.

He added: "This incident was extremely traumatic for the victim and having to relive it in court will have been very distressing.

"The strength and courage she has shown during the enquiry and subsequent proceedings has enabled the case to be brought before the courts and led to the sentences delivered today.

"I hope that she can move on with her life as best as she can in the knowledge that these men have been brought to justice for the crimes they committed and received significant custodial sentences."