The Scottish Parliament has been warned that 'time is running out' to get justice for hundreds of Glasgow women who were abused at a residential school as children.
The experiences of the survivors of Fornethy House were recounted by Colin Smyth MSP during a debate in Holyrood on Thursday where he described a 'litany of failures' faced by the girls.
The MSP called for the abuse that occurred at the home to be 'properly acknowledged' and for answers to be sought on how the school was allowed to operate.
