Some people living in Glasgow high-rises with the same type of cladding used on Grenfell Tower remain oblivious.

A blaze at the London tower block linked to flammable insulation killed 80 people and the same kind of cladding has been found on 19 high-rises in Glasgow.

The city council began delivering letters to 800 flats on Friday and said every affected resident would know by Monday

A small number still have not received letters, however.

A spokesman said: "The vast majority of letters were hand-delivered by Monday.

"However, there are a handful of addresses where we were initially unable to deliver."

He added: "We are also providing some additional information to residents where their own property does not have any aluminium composite material, but is within a wider development that does."

Some people living in affected tower blocks may already be aware of the situation.

Glasgow Harbour residents were warned by their building factor in early July - more than two months before the council officially acknowledged the situation.

It was initially believed that up to 57 high-rises in Glasgow were affected but that number was later reduced to 19.

The situation was inadvertently made public after it was mentioned at a Holyrood committee.

Council leader Susan Aitken later apologised for the way it emerged.