Service for Glasgow victims
Special prayers are being said at Glasgow Cathedral for the victims of the police helicopter crash that killed at least eight people in a pub in the city centre on Friday night.
Special prayers are being said at Glasgow Cathedral for the victims of the police helicopter crash that killed at least eight people in a pub in the city centre on Friday night.
Northern Ireland's First Minister Peter Robinson and the deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness expressed their sadness following the helicopter crash in Glasgow.
Mr Robinson said: "I want to express my sorrow and sympathies to all those bereaved and injured in this tragic incident". Mr McGuinness added:
I was shocked and saddened to learn of this devastating crash and my prayers and thoughts are with the people of Scotland today.
I want to offer my condolences to those who lost a loved one in the incident and to those who suffered injuries, I wish a fast and full recovery.
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