Tougher sentences bring down Scotland's knife crime
For many years Glasgow has been known as the 'knife-crime capital' of the UK. But in recent months, the Scottish Government has been cracking down with tougher prison sentences for those found carrying a knife.
The number of crimes involving weapons has fallen by 10 per cent in Scotland.
But campaigners say more needs to be done to tackle what they call a 'culture of violence'.
Chris Buckler reports.
17 Feb 2012