Glasgow Bus Station Reopens After Bomb Scare and Controlled Explosion

Three men were arrested, but police confirmed no threat after a suspicious item prompted evacuations and transport disruptions in the city center.

Buchanan Bus Station, Scotland's busiest transport hub, was evacuated Wednesday after reports of a suspicious item.
A Royal Navy bomb disposal team conducted a controlled explosion, later determining the item posed no risk to the public.
Three men were arrested in connection with possession of offensive weapons, though the incident is not being treated as terrorism.
The evacuation disrupted nearby Glasgow Caledonian University, transport services, and local businesses, including the Royal Concert Hall.
The bus station and surrounding areas were reopened late Wednesday evening, with police thanking the public for their patience.