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Images show a partially collapsed building in Glasgow city centre following a huge fire on Sunday .
The blaze was first reported at a vape shop on Union Street at 3.46pm yesterday afternoon, with the B-listed Victorian property now collapsed.
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The incident has sparked huge travel chaos for rail passengers, and all rail services at the nearby Glasgow Central Station have been cancelled at least until the end of Monday.
There are no reported casualties from the fire, which saw 18 fire engines and specialist resources deployed at its height.
5. Paul Sweeney, Labour MSP for Glasgow, confirmed the building's partial collapse
The alarm was raised at around 3.45pm on Sunday afternoon. | John Devlin / The Scotsman
6. The fire tore through the building on Glasgow's Union Street
The scale of the damage as firefighters work on putting out the flames on Sunday evening. | John Devlin / The Scotsman
7. Many buildings surrounding the fire have been impacted by the incident
In a statement, a Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: "At its height, 18 appliances and specialist resources were mobilised". | John Devlin / The Scotsman
8. Emergency services at the scene of the Glasgow fire
Roads around the building were closed to the public by emergency services. | John Devlin / The Scotsman