Anti-racism rally held in Glasgow despite 'stay away' warning
Police arrived at George Square early on Saturday
"The disgraceful scenes we have witnessed in George Square are completely unacceptable and a robust policing response is in place for anyone intent on causing violent disruption." Humza Yousaf tweeted:"Msg from Scot Govt, Glasgow CC & Police completely aligned - mass outdoor gatherings are unlawful, if you attend you are risking your health & of the health of those you love.Glasgow City Council leader Susan Aitken said:"Please do not come to George Square tomorrow - you will put yourself and others at risk.
"In normal times, everyone has a right to protest lawfully. It is a bedrock of our democracy and a proud tradition in Glasgow.'Positive anti-racism message'
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