Five members of Scotland's most dangerous crime gang have been hit with new orders to restrict their activities when they are released from prison.

Lord Beckett imposed Serious Crime Prevention Orders (SCPO) orders on the five, who were part of a nine strong mob jailed for a total of 87 years earlier this week.

Their crimes included the importation of cocaine and firearms as well as the kidnap and torture of a man over an unpaid drug debt.

Anthony Woods, 44, Michael Bowman, 31, and Francis Mulligan, 41, face 15 restrictions which cover everything their internet access and associations to vehicle ownership and travel outwith Scotland.

David Sell, 50, who went to Brazil to source cocaine direct from drug cartels, faces ten restrictions - including international travel.

Ex-soldier Martyn Fitzsimmons, 37, who was previously jailed for supplying stolen army weapons to crime groups, faces nine restrictions including providing notification of his income, assets and bank accounts.

Two other gang members - Gerard Docherty, 42, and Steven McArdle, 33, - had SCPOs imposed on them at a hearing at the High Court in Glasgow on Tuesday.

All seven must declare associations they have with certain individuals.

Some are also affected if they wish to travel outside Scotland on their release.

For example, Woods, who had been involved with a plumbing business, must notify the authorities within 24 hours if he wants to go to elsewhere in the UK for work.

Two others - Barry O'Neill, 37, and Mark Richardson, 30, will return to court in March as the attempt to hit them with SCPOs continues.