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Glasgow Central Station to stay shut tomorrow

Fire near Glasgow central station causes train disruption

A fire at a building near Britain's Glasgow Central Station has caused major ‌disruptions to train services. Dozens of train services have been cancelled and National Rail said the railway station will be closed until further notice.

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Blaze from a vape shop shuts down Glasgow's central train station

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Glasgow Central Station to stay shut tomorrow after 'immense damage' to neighbouring building

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Fire causes partial collapse at Glasgow railway station

Scotland's biggest train station, Glasgow Central, has been closed following a major fire.

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Fire shuts Scotland's busiest train station for at least two days

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Investigation launched into cause of fire next to Glasgow Central station

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Glasgow fire RECAP: Travel chaos after huge fire near Glasgow Central

The blaze started in a vape shop on Union Street on Sunday afternoon with Union Corner, a B-listed Victorian building, partially collapsing several hours later.

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All the UK train services affected by the fire at Glasgow Central Station

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ALL Glasgow Central Station services CANCELLED after devastating Union Street blaze

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What was The Station nightclub fire? What happened, who was responsible.

The Station was purchased by Michael A. and Jeffrey A. Derderian in 2000. In 2003, it was the scene of tragedy that would haunt Rhode Island forever.

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How the Station nightclub fire unfolded, in a timeline

On Feb. 20, 2003, a fire ripped through The Station in West Warwick, Rhode Island, leaving 100 people dead and more than 200 people injured.

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All trains cancelled at Scotland's biggest station Glasgow Central as major fire causes nearby building to collapse

Scotland's busiest railway station is closed all day after a major blaze in which part of a building next door to it collapsed last night. No trains will run to or from the high-level platforms at Glasgow Central Station, while trains that run through the low-level platforms will not call there.