COP26: Cruise ship on River Clyde to accommodate summit goers.
The first of two cruise ships that will provide accommodation for people attending the COP26 summit has arrived in Scotland.
The Latvian-flagged Romantika has berthed at King George V dock, next to Braehead Shopping Centre in Renfrew.
A second vessel, the MS Silja Europa, will arrive from Estonia shortly.
Up to 25,000 government representatives, media and campaigners are expected to be in Glasgow.
Concerns have been raised about the cost and availability of accommodation in the city for the climate summit, which takes place from 31 October until 12 November.
Paavo Nõgene, chief executive of the ship owner Tallink, described the decision to bring a second ship to Scotland as a "last-minute agreement".
