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<p>The last remaining Red Road flats were demolished in a controlled explosion on October 11, 2015 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)</p>

5 incredible Glasgow buildings we can’t believe were demolished Retro

An aerial view of Govan shipyard on the Clyde.

16 photos of '60s Glasgow - including Celtic Park, the Gorbals, George Square an... Home

Open letter asks historic protection body to look at Huntershill House. Home

6 lost Glasgow pubs and clubs which will stir fond memories Retro

Is Glasgow pub The Arlington home to the ‘real’ Stone of Destiny? Retro

The 250 year-old mystery of the Cambusnethan bog body Retro

Sea Serpent Day celebrates sightings of creatures of the deep Home

13 pictures of people enjoying the Glasgow Fair holiday Home

North American members of Clan Graham visit historic seat at Mugdock Country Par... People

£20m bid to transform Barrhead and Thornliebank Home

Exhibition of the Glasgow Boys' work going on show in Biggar Home

Learn our history through dance and storytelling in Sanquhar this summer Home

Metal detectorists carried out illegal digs at ancient Argyll fort site Home

Shetland island complete with its own baronial mansion is on the market Home

Royal warship’s wreckage found off coast of Norfolk 325 years after sinking Home

Soroptimists helped by Cala to honour Beatrice Clugston Business

The origins of Glasgow’s famous street names explained Retro

Architect's fears over restoration of GSA's Mackintosh building Home

Still time to travel back through 60 years of sensational art and culture Home

National Park steps up enforcement action on unauthorised development Home

12 photos of Glasgow in the Victorian era - Great Western Road, Argyle Street an... Home

8 nostalgic photos of the St Enoch Centre when it opened Home

Makeover for priceless Windsor Castle chandeliers Home