STV News at Six - Glasgow Thursday, October 11, 6:00pm

A Glasgow woman says she was abused by Jimmy Savile when she was just 13 and has told STV News she feels "gutted" he was never brought to justice. Caroline Moore says the attack happened while she was a patient at Stoke Mandeville hospital. The DJ, who died last year, was a regular visitor to the wards through his charity fundraising. In other news; Two men accused of the racially aggravated murder of a man in Glasgow, have blamed each other for the killing. Asif Rehman admitted killing William McKeeney but said the Irishman's colour and nationality had nothing to do with it. He said his co-accused Adel Ishaq had dealt the fatal blow, but Mr Ishaq said Mr Rehman alone had been responsible. Meanwhile; Rangers Football Club has announced it intends to float its shares on the stock exchange. The club hopes to raise up to 20 million pounds. Chief Executive Charles Green says his aim is to return the club to its glory days. And; another three hundred jobs are to be cut by Glasgow City Council. Thousands of jobs have now been axed by the local authority. Unions have hit out at the move saying services for the vulnerable are now being hit, but the council say multi-million pound cuts to their budget have left them with no choice. Also in sport; Celtic have been cleared by the SFA over charges that they failed to prevent a ''Zombie banner'' being displayed at their stadium.