Thomas McGuigan
BBC Scotland News

That's all from the Live team today. We'll return tomorrow to bring you the latest on the fatal crash investigation and update on those who remain in hospital.

Suzanne George: Watching the news and thinking of Glasgow with a heavy heart #georgesquare

Jennifer Evans: Still can't believe what's happened in Glasgow's #georgesquare, I really feel for everyone involved. Puts things into perspective.

Emma Waite, Oakenshaw: My prayers will be with all of you tonight and for the months that follow. I'm so greatly saddened by the traffic news of the Glasgow crash. May you all rest in peace xxxx

Reporting Scotland, which is about to get under way on BBC One Scotland, will offer a round-up of today's events surrounding the fatal crash in George Square.

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You can watch the programme live here.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has told BBC Scotland there will be no further updates tonight on the conditions of those receiving hospital treatment following the fatal crash.

Two patients were due to be discharged today: one from the Royal Infirmary and one from the Southern General.

Mark Conway: RIP, Lorraine. You were the nicest person you could ever meet. Cafe won't be the same without you. God bless #georgesquare

Women With Waves: As a Glaswegian, my heart is sorrowed following the second tragedy to hit our city in a little over a year. #GeorgeSquare #Clutha

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John Yates, Plymouth: Absolutely heartbreaking for the families left behind. Please let there be plenty of support for them at this difficult time. So so tragic. Good bless all. RIP.

A "Glasgow Cabbie" has penned a poem following yesterday's fatal crash in George Square and attached it to a post near the scene.

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Part of it reads: "Our city stands as one today, when together we can weep, for those we've lost in recent times, the memories we'll keep..."

A Glasgow City Council spokesman said: "The nativity scene and Christmas tree on the east side of George Square are now open. The Christmas lights on George Square will be switched on tomorrow, with Glasgow Loves Christmas attractions remaining closed until 12 noon on Boxing Day."

Glasgow City Council is opening an appeal fund for those who were affected by the crash.

The Lord Provost's Queen Street fund will begin taking donations from Wednesday.

Debit and credit card donations can be made by calling 0141 287 7878. Lines will be open Monday to Friday between 08:00 and 20:00 except on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and 1 and 2 January.

Donations can also be made at any bank using Sort Code 834400 and Account Number 10809775.

The council is donating £20,000 and the Lord Provost's Goodwill Fund is also donating £20,000.

DC: To lose your daughter and your parents in this horrific tragedy is heartbreaking. Such a lovely looking young lady with her whole life ahead of her. My thoughts are with the families and friends of all those affected by yesterday's events.

Chris, Kidderminster: Such an awful tragedy. My condolences to the families. May they rest in peace.

Candle and floral tributes have been left near the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow as people pay their respects.

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A book of condolence will be available for people to sign at the Municipal Buildings in Dumbarton tomorrow from 10:00 to 16:00.

The buildings will close on Christmas Day and Boxing Day, the council said, but will re-open on Monday, 29 December.

West Dunbartonshire Council says people will "rally round" the families of Jack and Lorraine Sweeney, and their grand-daughter Erin McQuade.

"It is truly distressing to hear that three of our own citizens were the unfortunate victims of this horrific accident in Glasgow," Provost Douglas McAllister said.

"West Dunbartonshire is a close community and the Sweeney's and Erin were known to many people from this area. Our thoughts go to the family and friends of these tragic victims during what can only be a quite horrendous time for them.

"I know that the community of Dumbarton and beyond will rally round and support those grieving, and importantly, show their love and sympathy for the three lives that were taken from us before their time yesterday."

On Facebook,, external you've been discussing the picture of Lorraine Sweeney and her grand-daughter Erin McQuade, who were both killed in the crash.

Rita Coia Keddie: So sad. Beautiful picture of them both, my condolences to the family.

Annalaila Woodhouse: We are all touched by this unfortunate event, there are no words. Thought from across the nation are with the beautiful people of Glasgow

Dawn Richardson: Beautiful people too good for this evil world... May they rest in peace.

Charlie Gallagher: I'm so saddened by the dreadful news yesterday, it's deeply heartbreaking. My thoughts are with all those involved and their family and friends. May all those who died shine bright in heaven and may all those still alive remember the whole of Glasgow is behind you in helping you recover from the tragedy. RIP love your way xxx

Lorraine Sweeney and her grand-daughter Erin McQuade were killed in the crash.

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Mrs Sweeney's husband Jack was also among the six victims.

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Frank G, Glasgow: My heart goes out to all who have lost loved ones and to the people who had to witness this horrific and tragic accident.

Anon: As the events unfold around the loved and lost of this terrible accident in Glasgow, our thoughts and prayers are with all of those whose lives will be changed forever. God bless them.

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A minutes silence is observed by (left to right) Gordon Matheson, Glasgow Lord Provost Sadie Docherty, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, Glasgow Deputy Lord Provost Gerald Leonard during a service of remembrance at St George"s Tron Church of Scotland in Glasgow.

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