This is the Guardian today, Scotland's radical new approach to the misuse of drugs.
Giving people a safe place to use them.
You can look in at this space in here and you can just see the level of.
And just obviously be careful.
But because there is a lot of drug paraphernalia there, the spoons,
you've got the sterile water and things like that as well,
you get the packets from the needles and stuff.
So this site is just typical of a public injecting site in Glasgow, which is shocking, it really is.
This is Alan Casey,
a counsellor in Glasgow and he's showing my colleague Libby Brooks around a car park supermarket in the east of the city.
But as you can see, this is just really risky for everybody involved,
like the folk who are injecting.
It's dirty, it's not a very pleasant place to be.
And the risk of kind of blood borne viruses, infections,
all of that kind of stuff are really prevalent in species like this.
This is just typical of what we experience in some of the locations around about the east end of Glasgow and the east end of the city centre.
This area is ground zero for one of the worst drug misuse problems.
And in Europe, people using in public spaces,
barely hidden from parents taking their kids to buy groceries.
No.