Cops slam Rangers fans' fireworks display as 'dangerous and reckless' as they launch probe

Police have released CCTV of 17 people they wish to speak with in relation to the large scale disturbance in George Square after the Rangers title win on May 15.

Rangers supporters' celebrations has reached nearly £60,000. Thousands of fans descended on the square in the aftermath of their club clinching the Scottish Premiership trophy on May 15.

Rangers FC players and staff. An online petition has gathered more than 11,000 signatures after being launched less than 24 hours ago.

Stacey Solomon has shown off her DIY skills yet again after she transformed her little Wendy House in her back garden from shabby to chic in a matter of hours. Stacey and fiance Joe Swash and their brood moved into their stunning new home, dubbed Pickle Cottage, earlier this year and Stacey has been busy redecorating the house from top to bottom since they moved in.

worst violence in 20 odd years of policing". One photograph shows a male officer lying in a hospital bed with a broken arm which is bandaged up.Another photograph shows an officer's bloodied mouth before he has staples inserted into his lip and gum.

Glasgow city centre amid thousands of Rangers fans taking to the streets for title celebrations. The violent incident was filmed by a resident on Queen Street at 5pm on Saturday afternoon.The video shows a man being pushed to the ground after being chased by five other men outside the Sainsbury's local shop in Glasgow city centre.

Rangers fans have filled George Square as the trophy day celebrations continue in the city centre.Supporters gathered in the early hours of the morning outside Ibrox to clap the team in ahead of kick-off against Aberdeen.After the 4-0 rout James Tavernier lifted the Premiership title with cheering fans and fireworks clearly heard outside of the ground.The revellers haven't stopped there though as the title party is continuing into George Square.Videos have emerged of thousands of fans flooding

Glasgow street after a man was hospitalised in an early morning attack. A probe has been launched into the assault on Galloway Street, in the city's Springburn area, around 4.35am today.

jetted across the Irish Sea with hundreds leaving Belfast to watch their team lift the league title today. Packed planes have taken off from Belfast and arrived in Glasgow to see the Ibrox side lift their first silverware for years.Rangers play Aberdeen today in Govan in their final league clash of the season with kick-off at 12.30pm- although the undefeated Light Blues have had the league tied up for weeks.

Rangers fans have painted the town red ahead of their historic trophy day as more than a 100 supporters lined the banks with flares.

Grangemouth this morning. Cops and paramedics were called to a seated area of Abbots Road at the junction with Newlands Road and Newhouse Road in the town at around 5:45am on Thursday May, 13.

Livingston causing disruption to tonight's match. Pictures show the rockets going off close to fans, police and photgraphers in one of the stands of the Toni Macaroni Arena.What looks to be hundreds have gathered to watch the game, with the fireworks going off within the crowd.

Kirkintilloch at the weekend. The incident took place on Saturday evening at Merkland Nature Reserve.

Glasgow street after a gun was found in a home. The firearm was discovered in a property in Barfillan Drive, in the Cardonald area of the city, this morning.

police probe has started after a Falkirk aesthetics clinic was vandalised overnight.

motorway which smashed a car's windscreen driving past. Police say the driver of the silver Vauxhall Astra 'could easily have been killed' after the object smashed the windshield as it was driving on the M90 ,between Craigend and Broxden, on Friday.

A814 Clydeside Expressway.Officers are continuing their enquiries after the 20-year-old was assaulted in the early hours of Saturday morning. Forensic officers have been spotted at the scene near the Thornwood Roundabout in Partick, close to the Clyde Tunnel.