One person taken to hospital and others hurt after bus hits Glasgow bridge
Police Scotland said some roads have been closed in Glasgow after a bus hit a bridge on Cook Street on Saturday.

One person was taken to hospital and others were injured after a double decker bus hit a railway bridge on the outskirts of Glasgow.
Footage posted online shows a First Bus wedged under the bridge on Cook Street.
Emergency services went to the scene after Police Scotland were alerted to a report of the crash on Saturday.
First Bus said one of its buses on the 4A route in Glasgow was āinvolved in a bridge strike incidentā at about 6pm āin which a double decker bus hit a railway bridgeā on Cook Street.
A spokesman said: Ā āWeāre aware of numerous injuries, with one person being taken to hospital in an ambulance.
āWe have launched an immediate investigation and are also assisting Police Scotland with their inquiries.
āOur thoughts are with everyone affected by this incident.ā
It is not known in which direction the bus Ā was travelling, but Ā the 4A route runs between Broomhill and Eaglesham.
Passenger Spike Turner, who was sitting near the front of the bus, told the BBC the driver had taken a wrong turn and crashed āstraight into the bridgeā.
He said: āI was fine, the lady in front of me might have been concussed. The bridge itself wasnāt high enough to hit anyoneās heads but parts of the bus exterior have swung down.
āThe man in the front seat was in a really, really bad state. Heās got a lot of blood and a massive gash on his head.ā