Father angry at 'slow' pub rescue bid in Glasgow

The family of a man who has been missing since a police helicopter crashed through the roof of a pub have criticised the speed of the rescue operation.

Father angry at 'slow' pub rescue bid in Glasgow
Mon, 02 Dec, 2013 - 08:10

The family of a man who has been missing since a police helicopter crashed through the roof of a pub have criticised the speed of the rescue operation.

Mark O’Prey has not been seen since the aircraft came down on the Clutha Vaults bar in Glasgow on Friday night.

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