A massive fire near Glasgow Central, one of Scotland’s busiest train stations, has engulfed a historic building in Scotland’s Glasgow city, causing it to partially collapse.

Six crews and a specialist vehicle were sent to the scene on Union Street at about 15:45 on Sunday.

Wednesday's storm caused damage​ across the metroplex.

Firefighters urged residents to keep doors and windows closed and asked others to avoid the area.

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Fire officials say the collapse was possibly triggered by heavy rains.

No trains have been running to or from the high level of the station this week.

A fire at Glasgow Central Station led to a partial building collapse and train cancellations. No casualties reported. Closure continues, per BBC report.