There is "absolutely nothing to suggest" that a road incident that closed a central Glasgow square was a terrorist attack, Scottish police say.
Police said: "About 1430 hours today, Monday 22 December 2014, a Glasgow City Council bin lorry was travelling north on Queen Street when it appeared to strike pedestrians outside the Gallery of Modern Art before continuing to travel towards George Square, when it crashed at the Millennium Hotel on Queen Street at George Square.
"There have been a number of fatalities and people injured. Emergency services are currently at the scene. Police have declared the scene a major incident.
"All roads in the surrounding area are closed and people are advised to stay away from George Square and make alternative travel arrangements."

Tweets from eye witnesses are below:

Brett Molloy tweeted: "Whole of George square is shut off, bodies on the road. Scary man.
"Horrible, horrible scenes. Even worse at this time of the year.
"City centre is an eerie, eerie place right now."

Kevin @km747 tweeted: "Horrific scenes in George Square. Here now and it's clear to say lives have been lost.

source: http://www.breakingnews234.com/2014/12/several-people-killed-in-bin-lorry-crash.html