UK News 'Twister' spotted rolling across Glasgow sky
Man's body found in Glasgow flat as cops treat death as 'suspicious'
A 45-year-old man was found dead within a block of flat on Carrbridge Drive in Maryhill last night. Officers from were called to in the area of the city at around 7.55pm last night.

A 'twister' was spotted over the sky in Glasgow .
A musician spotted the cloud rolling over the city that looked suspiciously like a tornado .
Musician Stuart Murdoch from Belle and Sebastian tweeted: "Here comes the twister!’ Almost. Interesting weather over Glasgow Uni last night."A twister, or tornado, is a funnel cloud which touches a cumulonimbus cloud at one end and the ground at the other.
Glasgow Live reports the cloud pictured does not appear to touch the ground, it can't be called a true twister.
But the Met Office did confirm that Stuart's picture showed cumulonimbus clouds and the type of funnel cloud that can go on to become a twister.
A Met Office spokesperson said: "That does look like a funnel cloud.
"It has the characteristic spindly cone shape and is dangling beneath the brooding base of what must be a cumulonimnbus cloud.
"Friday, October 18, saw a number of showers across the UK and many of these were heavy and produced by cumulonimbus clouds."
Glasgow museum honours 'forgotten air ace' who shot first German aircraft down over Britain during Second World War .
A Second World War hero known as the "Forgotten Air Ace" despite shooting down the first German aircraft on British soil has been honoured in one of Scotland's leading museums.A panel from the plane shot down Paisley-born Archie McKellar in October 1939 has pride of place in the new displays honouring the squadron leader.
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