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Hundreds of people have staged an anti-racism rally in Glasgow city centre despite appeals to stay away because of lockdown restrictions.

Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf, the city council and Police Scotland had called on the public not to gather for the Say No To Racism demonstration.

There was a heavy police presence following violent scenes from a far-right group on Wednesday, but there have been no reports of any trouble.

A group of around 50 loyalists who went to the Cenotaph were kept apart from the main crowd, while a group of protesters from the Green Brigade - a group who follow Celtic Football Club - were hemmed in by police in the centre of the square.

In Edinburgh's St Andrew Square, a protest was held at the statue of Henry Dundas, who delayed the abolition of the slave trade.

Meanwhile, the Loyalist Defence League has been staging a "protect the statues" demonstration at the Paisley War Memorial.