UNIONIST groups marched through Glasgow this afternoon demonstrating against the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Crowds gathered on Haugh Road this morning at around 10.45am before heading to George Square for a rally.
Protestors were seen walking through streets in the city holding banners and placards with some reading "stop the Northern Ireland Protocol" and "united we stand, divided we fall".
Crowds were overseen by a number of police officers.
The rally, organised by the Unionist-Loyalist Coalition, took place in the city centre at around 12pm today.
The Northern Ireland Protocol was designed to prevent checks along the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, following Brexit.
It came into force at the beginning of 2021 and under the protocol it was agreed that Northern Ireland would continue to follow EU rules on product standards to prevent checks along the border.
Checks would instead take place on goods entering Northern Ireland from England, Scotland or Wales.
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