A patient admitted to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow is tested for suspected Ebola after an alert, according to multiple UK outlets. The patient is reported to have been admitted in the early hours of Tuesday, with healthcare staff taking precautionary measures while the situation was assessed. The Evening Standard and other reports say tests are carried out to determine whether the individual has contracted Ebola. The BBC and the Evening Standard later report that the patient’s test result is negative for Ebola. The accounts describe the testing as part of routine procedures used when there is concern about potential exposure or symptoms consistent with the disease, rather than confirmation of infection at the time of admission. Across the sources, there is no indication of confirmed Ebola cases linked to the hospital beyond the initial suspicion and subsequent negative result. The reporting consistently identifies the hospital and the timing of admission, while details on the patient’s background or the reason for suspicion are not included in the provided summaries.