Police Scotland receive complaints following Boris Johnson's trip to Scotland
Pictures show the Prime Minister in the Lighthouse Laboratory at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus, and at a vaccination centre in Castlemilk.
Police Scotland has confirmed complaints have been made about the Prime Minister's visit to Scotland.
Boris Johnson is here as part of a one-day visit
That's despite Nicola Sturgeon saying on Wednesday she’s "not ecstatic" at the prospect of a visit from the Prime Minister.
Speaking at the Scottish Government's coronavirus briefing on Wednesday, Ms Sturgeon said: "I would say me travelling from Edinburgh to Aberdeen to visit a vaccination centre right now is not essential, and Boris Johnson travelling from London to wherever he is in Scotland to do the same is not essential.
Pictures show the Prime Minister in the Lighthouse Laboratory at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus, and at a vaccination centre in Castlemilk where troops are setting up.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "We have received a small number of complaints regarding Prime Minister Boris Johnson's visit to Scotland.
"This is a working visit in his official capacity as Prime Minister and we are policing the event appropriately."
SNP MP Stewart McDonald has also written a letter to the Prime Minister complaining about his trip, saying Castlemilk is a constituency 'his party has hit hard', asking the Prime Minister to reflect seriously and respect the guidance.
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