Scotland's busiest railway station is set to close for the rest of the week after a building in Glasgow city centre collapsed in a fire. Glasgow Central high level will remain shut as safety checks continue at the blaze site but trains will stop at lower level platforms from Wednesday.

No injuries were reported, but some residents were taken into ambulances to stay warm.

A partial roof collapse Monday caused dangerously high levels of propane to leak inside a business in Fitzwilliam.

A partial condo collapse in Morton Grove over the weekend has been attributed to a single support column in an underground garage, and the village is now inspecting other buildings with similar

Shocking footage shows the moment a massive explosion caused a burning building to partially collapse in Glasgow. Fire crews have been battling a huge inferno on the city's Union Street - near Central Station - since yesterday afternoon.

Police have closed off swathes of the city centre as the fire engulfed the building which has now partially collapsed. The building's iconic dome has collapsed as the fire has spread onto Gordon Street and close to the main entrance to Glasgow Central Station.