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.
Victims of the Glasgow helicopter crash have been remembered at a service in the city's cathedral, as the rescue and recovery operation continues at the Clutha pub continues.
Scottish Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill and Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon were among those in attendance.
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