Glasgow Times - 2017-05-24

• KEIRA RAN FOR HER LIFE
• CITY VIGIL FOR VICTIMS
• Manchester in show of defiance after terror attack
• ‘I just had to get out... we weren’t sure what it was but we just ran’
• Mum’stribute to daughter killed in attack
• It’s business as usual, insists First Minister
• Suicide bomber’s ‘proven’ links to Islamic State
• Scots star Connery in tribute to ‘fellow Bond’
• Health board is fined £100K after bin liner deaths horror
• Armed thieves flee with thousands after gun raid
• Tesco call centre that has todial999E­VERYmonth
• Thug bit two men after brawl broke out in pub
• SCALES OF JUSTICE Man threatened to slit newsagent’s throat
• Guide to boost rights of mental health patients
• Lions back on duty after £1mPollokHo­userevamp
• ‘Nothing’ art show axed... so come in and havea look
• GEORGE CROOKS
• NOW TRY THIS...
• So Mi Dar should outclass her opposition
• Anson:Wehave nothing to fear with semi-final Botshowdow­n
• Gatland’s so wary of Kiwi warm-ups
• Crocked but Zlat can still help us wipe the floor with Ajax
• Big Sam ends short stint in charge of Eagles
• Jose: Our hearts go out to the victims
• Full-time whistle for me but it’s been a real blast
• Black Cats turn to Walter for boss hunt
• Survival bid nearly put Disney on ice for Frear
• PLAY-OFF FINAL, FIRST LEG: DUNDEE UTD HAMILTON
• Ex-skipper Sean freed in Thistle clear-out
• Shinnie: No fallout with Ryan over armband
• Blueprint coming together for Pedro
• Dons can make it a Treble hell says Alex
• Celtic six-pack can outmuscle English
• Pat hails love match with Hoops support

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