Police are treating a massive blaze in Glasgow's Tollcross last night as deliberate.
Emergency services rushed to the scene as a fire ripped through J M Simpson & Co. in Tollcross Road at 8.15pm on Saturday.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed that four appliances were in attendance as they battled to extinguish the flames.
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Police Scotland have now confirmed they are treating the fire as 'wilful' and that no one was injured in the incident.
A spokesperson said: "At 8.15pm, emergency services attended a fire at a commercial building.
"It is being treated as wilful and a joint investigation is under way with the police and fire service.
"No one was injured and road diversions are in place."
Tollcross Road was shut between Braidfield and the Co-Op at the time of the incident and police say most of the area remains closed.
It is the second fire that raged across the city yesterday, after reports of a blaze at Gibson Street in the west end.
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A spokeswoman for the fire service said: "The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service was alerted at 8.15pm to reports of a building fire on Tollcross Road, Glasgow.
"Operation control mobilised four fire engines and one aerial appliance to the scene, where crews are currently tackling a well-developed fire within a two-storey business premises."
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