Hundreds of mourners have gathered at a Glasgow church today for the funeral of a primary school teacher killed in the bin lorry crash tragedy.
Stephenie Tait, aged 29, is the last of the six victims to be laid to rest.
She died just days before Christmas alongside Jack and Lorraine Sweeney and their granddaughter Erin McQuade, Gillian Ewing, and Jacqueline Morton, 51.
The Archbishop of Glasgow has said the city is in mourning after a second Christmas tragedy struck earlier this week, when an out-of-control bin lorry crashed and killed six people.
It came just 13 months after a helicopter crashed into the Clutha pub.
In his sermon, Archbishop Philip Tartaglia said:
He said the "bereaved and devastated families may not feel the joy of Christmas because of their deep sadness and distress" as he spoke of their "grief, their bewilderment, their anger, their desperation, their unanswered questions".
A number of messages of condolence were read out, including one from Archbishop Antonio Mennini, the papal nuncio to Britain, who expressed sympathy on behalf of the Pope.
Hundreds of people have gathered at a Glasgow church today for the funeral of a primary school teacher killed in the bin lorry crash tragedy
Three members of of the same family killed when a bin lorry crashed in Glasgow before Christmas have been laid to rest.
Thousands of people have switched off their Christmas lights as a mark of respect for the victims of the Glasgow bin lorry tragedy.