POLICE are probing two more armed raids on bookies following a spate of attacks recently.

A hooded man held up a bookmakers in Glasgow's St Enoch Square on Saturday and just a day earlier a premises in Bothwell was raided.

The city centre robbery happened at 4.20pm at William Hill when a man threatened staff with a gun and demanded cash.

A three-figure sum was handed over, and the man fled towards the Clyde.

No-one was injured but the staff members were left shaken and upset.

Police said the man responsible is a white male, aged 35-40 years with a tanned complexion and stubble.

At the time of the robbery he was wearing a dark coloured jacket with the hood pulled up.

Meanwhile, investigations are continuing following an armed robbery at a Lanarkshire bookmakers in Main Street, Bothwell.

A masked man, believed to have a gun, entered the premises of McKenna Accountants at 12.40pm on Friday and threatened staff before fleeing with a four-figure sum.

He is described as being white, 20 to 25 years of age, 5ft 6in to 5ft 10in tall, with very short, light coloured hair.

He was wearing a light coloured jacket, blue jeans and dark coloured trainers.

Appealing for witnesses to come forward, Detective Constable Cameron Miller, from Hamilton CID, said: "Main Street and the surrounding area would have been busy at the time of the incident."

The Bothwell raid is not being linked to other recent robberies from bookmakers.