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Scotland's First minister "shocked and saddened" after suspected stabbing in Glasgow

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Scotland First minister Nicola Sturgeon says that her thoughts are with the six people who were injured in a suspected stabbing in Glasgow, including a police officer whose condition is in "critical but stable" condition. SOUNDBITE

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