'We've lost it'

Shocking scenes of disorder were witnessed in Edinburgh, where streets were locked down as youths hurled fireworks at cars, businesses, and emergency crews.

One officer was injured during one of the incidents, which saw youths hurling fireworks, bottles, and bricks at passing cars - including two fire service vehicles

Police were pelted with fireworks after chaos erupted

Police and firefighters were targeted by fireworks, bricks and bottles in pockets of disorder across Scotland.

Crews pelted with fireworks, streets resembling a 'warzone' and arrests made

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said the firefighters had been pelted with missiles on Blackridge on Tuesday night

Assistant Chief Constable of Police Scotland, Tim Mairs, has spoken out after emergency service workers came under attack on Bonfire Night in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Police and council workers were called to Pollokshields to deal with the clean up after thugs lit a giant bonfire in the road.

Police say they are following positive lines of inquiry to identify those responsible and all the offences are being investigated.

Officers said residents in Edinburgh and Glasgow were left terrified by the "targeted" disorder.

The fire service says it attended more than double the number of incidents this year on Bonfire Night as it did last year

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