Glasgow Times - 2020-06-27

• MAN SHOT DEAD BY POLICE
• Leaders offer their condolence­s after city centre horror
• SCREAMS FOR HELP HEARD AT ATTACK
• Concerns were raised about conditions
• Farage sparks fury as city hits back at tirade
• ‘I COULD NOT HELP BUT FEEL SHAKY. IT WAS UNSETTLING’ Your Glasgow Times reporter was the first to arrive on the scene. Here’s what she saw...
• Group’s fears over 100% school plans
• Subway services may be cut due to cash fears
• Plans for Govan regenerati­on set to move forward
• First weekday with no Covid-19 deaths
• Maryhill man accused of sexual assault
• Housing associatio­n wants to build Gorbals homes
• PARTY IN THE PARK IS OVER: GLASGOW REACTS
• People are ‘scared to go out to the park’
• ‘Despicable and utterly thoughtles­s’: Our readers have their say on scenes
• Braehead owner Intu collapses into administra­tion
• Arrest warning to protesters
• Mature discussion is key rather than cheap political point-scoring...
• ‘Music will get us through dark times’
• MATILDA’S A MUSICAL HIT
• Pins discovered in dog biscuits
• Abandoned oil tanker at risk of exploding
• Youngsters are ‘running riot’ in the city just now
• Service pride...’
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Our cat only visits us for breakfast now...
• Get to front of the queue for Newmarket gains
• Soulless Liverpool triumph proves we need fans back
• Reid appreciate­s Murray support
• County loan step in right direction for Ibrox kid Kelly
• Iacovitti sold on Dingwall
• ‘He will be the Van Gogh, the Vermeer. In 20 years, Andrew Watson will be the name mentioned on everybody’s breath’
• FIXTURE FIASCO SCOTS LEFT TO FIGHT FATIGUE FOR PLAY-OFF
• Dundee ask squad to take salary cut
• SPFL boosted by anonymous donor
• ON COURSE FOR CALENDAR CATASTROPH­E

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