Scottish Justice Secretary Angela Constance says the Scottish Government will consider a range of actions to prevent further disorder after incidents involving Celtic supporters in Trongate, Glasgow, last weekend. Constance makes clear that “nothing is off the table,” indicating that potential measures are not limited to any single option. Her comments are framed as a warning ahead of future public events, following what both outlets describe as disorder linked to Celtic fans in the Trongate area. The Daily Record and Glasgow Times report that Constance positions the government’s response within the powers available to her role. She says she will take steps to address and deter further disruption, emphasizing enforcement and prevention rather than specifying particular sanctions or operational changes. The reports provide the same central message: the government is prepared to act using its legal and administrative authority, with further details expected as any response is developed.