our scotland correspondent jamie mcivor reports.deen to end a season when they'd gone unbeaten. outside ibrox, fans gathered to celebrate. then they made their way to the city centre. and in the city centre, the party atmosphere went sour. it was the biggest gathering in scotland since the first lockdown despite pleas to stay away from players, politicians and police. it's bad enough, first of all, that they gathered despite that advice, but the scenes we saw last night work and put the unacceptable. drunkenness, loutish behaviour, thuggishness — it will not be tolerated on the streets of glasgow. and this morning, the hangover. scotland's biggest civic space showed the scars. some rangers fans felt sheer disgust. i'm kind of fed up of hearing how the club should have done more. you're never going to stop idiots who come out, a bit of fresh air, bit of alcohol, probably normal behaviour, to be honest, for some of them. others understood why fans had wanted to celebrate together, although they were horrified by what happens later. yo

jamie mcivor, bbc news, glasgow.for businesses that can re—open or begin to use their indoor spaces again, it will be a big moment after more than a year of disruption. but many are worried about how they will break even, because of the continuing rules on social distancing. here's our business correspondent, katy austin. getting the ball rolling again. this site's been shut for most of the past year. so if you could clean our new lane dividers, that would be fantastic. the team are in, making sure everything's safe and ready for customers. during the total period of lockdown, it's cost us over 100 million in revenue. the boss of this chain believes people will flock back, but he says challenges remain that firms need help with. with regards to the pent—up rent bills and rent demands, a business like ours, we've worked very closely with a lot of our landlords, but there are still some landlords that aren't engaged with the mounting rent bills that are around. it's thought only a third of cafes, restaurants and bars h