Glasgow, Scotland 11th of October 2015. The demolition of the Red Road Flats that were partially demolished is currently being demolished with heavy machinery due to the two remaining towers that did not fully come down with the explosion. Piles of rubble are in place of where the towers stood. Credit: Andrew Steven Graham/Alamy Live News

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