One of Scotland's most iconic museums could be remortgaged to help settle a long-running dispute over equal pay in Glasgow.
Council leader Susan Aitken told the Record she could not rule out Kelvingrove Art Gallery being among the buildings used to "leverage" finance in order to pay a multi-million pound bill faced by the city.
Such a deal would see the museum remain in public ownership but will likely raise questions over the state of the local authority's finances.
