Eight people are injured in Glasgow after a double decker bus hit a railway bridge.
One person is in a critical condition, according to the police, and five people were taken by ambulance to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for treatment.
Footage posted online shows a First Bus wedged under the bridge on Cook Street on Saturday night.
Emergency services were called to the area at around 6pm.
“We’re aware of numerous injuries, with one person being taken to hospital in an ambulance,” said a Police Scotland spokesperson.
“We have launched an immediate investigation and are also assisting Police Scotland with their inquiries.
“Our thoughts are with everyone affected by this incident.”
It is not known in which direction the bus was travelling, but the 4A route runs between Broomhill and Eaglesham.
A number of roads are closed and the police are advising motorists to avoid the area.
Human remains found in two suitcases are thought to be those of two adult men, police have said.
Acting Bristol Commander Vicks Hayward-Melen said the Metropolitan Police was taking over the investigation after two suitcases containing human remains were found on Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol.
A crime scene is in place at a location in Shepherds Bush and the Met have taken over the manhunt to find the suspect.
Avon and Somerset Police had earlier released a photograph of the suspect. They had not identified the man.
The public is still advised to call 999 immediately if they see him.
He was described as black with a beard, wearing a black Adidas baseball cap, black jeans, a black jacket and black trainers with thick white soles. He also had a black backpack and was wearing a gold earring.
Image: Pic: Avon and Somerset Police
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Andy Valentine, who is leading the investigation for the Met, said: “Over the last 48 hours we have been working extremely closely with colleagues from Avon and Somerset. This work leads us to believe the man we need to speak to travelled to Bristol from London earlier on Wednesday evening (10 July).”
Police said on Thursday the suspect had set off in the direction of Leigh Woods after abandoning the suitcases.
Officers received reports just before midnight on Wednesday evening of a man acting suspiciously near the bridge.
Read more: Witness joked: ‘What have you got in there, a body?’
Image: A police tent on Clifton Suspension Bridge, where suitcases containing what are believed to be body parts has been found
Police arrived at the scene within 10 minutes – but the man had vanished, leaving a suitcase behind. A second suitcase was found nearby a short time later.
Commander Hayward-Melen said on Thursday the suspect had been taken to the bridge by taxi. The driver is helping with the police investigation.
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Police are hunting for a man who left two suitcases believed to contain human remains by Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol.
Officers were alerted to reports of a man seen acting suspiciously on the bridge just before midnight on Wednesday.
They arrived at the scene within 10 minutes – but the man had vanished, leaving a suitcase behind.
A second suitcase was found nearby a short time later, Avon and Somerset Police said.
Image: One of two suitcases was found on Clifton Suspension Bridge. Pic: Greatest Hits Radio Bristol
Acting Bristol Commander Vicks Hayward-Melen said the “immediate priority” was to find the man and identify the human remains.
She said an immediate search of the area was carried out by officers on the ground with the support of the National Police Air Service and HM Coastguard following the discoveries.
These searches remain ongoing and officers have set up a police cordon near the scene.
The Clifton Suspension Bridge and its visitor centre is closed due to the police activity, its operators said on social media.
A message on the X account of Clifton Suspension Bridge, posted at 7.25am this morning, read: “Due to a police incident, the bridge and visitor centre are CLOSED all day today (11th JULY) to ALL traffic and pedestrians.
“We apologise for the disruption.”
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Ms Hayward-Melen said: “This is a very disturbing incident and I fully recognise the concern it will be causing our communities.
“The investigation is being led by our major crime investigation team and involves specialist officers and staff from across our organisation.
“Our immediate priority is to locate the man who took the suitcases to the bridge, identify the deceased, and inform their next of kin.
“Specialist officers are ready to provide them with any support they need.”
She added: “Specialist crime scene investigators are currently examining the bridge and surrounding area and the bridge will remain closed while these enquiries are conducted.
“A forensic post mortem examination will take place later today.
“There is currently an increased police presence in the area and anyone who has concerns is encouraged to speak to an officer.”
Anyone with information has been urged to contact police.
Clifton Suspension Bridge is a Grade I listed landmark designed by Victorian engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
