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5 YEARS AGO

The manufactur­er of the helicopter that crashed into the Clutha pub in Glasgow, killing 10 people, has issued a worldwide safety notice over a fault on some of the aircraft. Eurocopter confirmed yesterday it had identified a problem with the fuel indication and alert system on some EC 135 models. It comes two weeks after the Police Scotland helicopter, a Eurocopter EC 135, crashed into the roof of the city bar, initially claiming nine lives, including the pilot and two others on board. A 10th victim died of his injuries last week. 10 YEARS AGO

An NHS doctor is today facing a life sentence after being found guilty of plotting to murder hundreds of people with car bomb attacks on Glasgow and London. Bilal

Abdulla, 29, was found guilty of conspiracy to murder and to cause explosions after trial at Woolwich Crown Court. He was responsibl­e for two home-made car bombs planted in London’s West End in summer 2007. When they failed to explode, he joined a desperate suicide attack on Glasgow Airport’s main terminal building with Indian engineerin­g student Kafeel Ahmed.

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