A 13-year-old was among 40 people arrested over the three-day TRNSMT music festival.

Police Scotland said officers made 21 arrests at the Glasgow Green event and 19 near the entrance.

Around 50,000 people attended each day of the festival, which featured headline sets from Liam Gallagher, Gerry Cinnamon and Calvin Harris.

The force said the teenager was among 15 arrests – aged 13 to 45 – on Sunday relating to breach of the peace, disorder and minor assaults.

Five were made on the site and 10 outside.

On Friday and Saturday 25 people were arrested for offences including sexual assault and drugs.

Officers said a 15-year-old was among those arrested on Saturday.

Event security also stopped two teenage boys on consecutive days after they tried to scale a fence to enter the festival.

Fans were warned to plan their travel over the weekend after ScotRail announced a temporary timetable and “significantly reduced service”.

Many services from Glasgow stopped running around 21:00, before the festival ended leaving fans to find alternative ways to get home.

Liam Gallagher was the headline act on Friday following acts including Garbage, the Snuts, the Last Dinner Party and Example.

On Saturday Castlemilk singer Gerry Cinnamon received a rapturous reception on the main stage.

Calvin Harris’ Sunday night slot clashed with the Euro 2024 final between England and Spain.

A number of Spanish flags were spotted in the crowd and the DJ provided score updates during his set.