Revelations over standards of a "hellhole" Glasgow homeless hotel that had more than £6 million of public cash dished out have been exposed by a homeless man once forced to live there.
The Copland Hotel in Govan was branded as "disgusting" by city council chiefs.
Marius Samavicius, 31, shared his investigation with the Daily Record after previously describing his grim, two-month stay at the B&B – sleeping in a dirty, bug-infested room on a soiled bed.