Independence supporters have taken to the streets of Glasgow for the latest in a series of marches.
Organisers All Under One Banner claimed that some 5,000 people had taken part in its latest demonstration, which saw campaigners walk from Kelvingrove Park to George Square in the city centre.
Afterwards, they tweeted that the "Yes movement is growing in strength and taking to the streets for independence now".
Bagpipers and drummers led the way, with hundreds of those marching behind them waving saltires.
All Under One Banner said the event was aimed to "express our defiance of Westminster rule" as well as be a demand for action in the Scottish Parliament.
It comes as the Scottish Government prepares to bring forward legislation it hopes will lead to a second vote on independence.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has made clear that she wants such a ballot to be held before the end of 2023.
However, the UK Government has been equally insistent that it will not permit such a vote to take place.
