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Susan Aitken said that she was glad police used public order legislation to disperse the crowds tonight.  Taking to Twitter, Ms Aitken said: "I’m glad to see Greater Glasgow Police put these powers into action. "The scenes we’ve seen in George Square - again - are utterly unacceptable at any time. "At a time when Glasgow is in the midst of a Covid spike, it is unforgivable. "No one has the right to abuse our city like this." I’m glad to see @GreaterGlasgPol put these powers into action. The scenes we’ve seen in George Square - again - are utterly unacceptable at any ti...

“I understand the significance of this day for Rangers fans but I am extremely disappointed that supporters have once again ignored Covid regulations and chosen to gather in large numbers in Glasgow,” Mr Yousaf said. “This selfish and irresponsible behaviour endangers the lives of others – supporters, the police on duty and the wider community.” Earlier on Saturday, Rangers defeated Aberdeen 4-0 at Ibrox before collecting the Scottish Premiership silverware. Two fireworks were just set off in the middle of this crowd of Rangers fans in George Square, quite a few flares too, really s...

BBC News Published image captionGeorge Square was covered in rubbish after the crowd was broken up by police Three police officers were injured and 20 people arrested in what police described as "disgraceful" scenes as Rangers supporters celebrated in Glasgow city centre. They marched from Ibrox Stadium to George Square on Saturday where flares were set off and missiles thrown. Police intervened to disperse the crowds due to "rising disorder". The Scottish government called the actions of some supporters "selfish and irresponsible". There had been a high, visible police presence throughout th...

“I understand the significance of this day for Rangers fans but I am extremely disappointed that supporters have once again ignored Covid regulations and chosen to gather in large numbers in Glasgow,” Mr Yousaf said. “This selfish and irresponsible behaviour endangers the lives of others – supporters, the police on duty and the wider community.” Earlier on Saturday, Rangers defeated Aberdeen 4-0 at Ibrox before collecting the Scottish Premiership silverware. Two fireworks were just set off in the middle of this crowd of Rangers fans in George Square, quite a few flares t...

Three officers injured and 20 arrested after Rangers fans celebration Rachael Bunyan For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Three police officers have been injured and 20 people arrested after Rangers fans ignored lockdown rules as they wildly celebrated their unbeaten season in central Glasgow last night, despite concerns that a virulent Indian Covid strain is driving up cases. Riot police were sent into George Square on Saturday as punch-ups broke out among the supporters following their 4-0 win over Aberdeen on Saturday afternoon, which saw them claim th...