Glasgow Times - 2021-11-06

• St Roch’s juniors lead tributes after manager dies aged 57
• COUNCIL CHIEFS WARN PEOPLE TO STAY OFF DAMAGED SCULPTURE
• Negative Covid test for council leader after LA mayor meeting
• CLIMATE MARCH SENDS CLEAR MESSAGE
• Rearrangin­g buttons on the Titanic: COP26
• Binmen hit out at move to bring in contractor­s
• Anger over state of Glasgow’s Winter Gardens
• GLASGOW’S CARBON PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
• Take action to curb influence of the fossil fuel industry
• Campaigner­s’ fears for school
• IN THE WORLD TODAY
• Number of protesters allowed in city is crazy
• TIMES PAST Night of tragedy and heroism for city firefighte­rs
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Fears over impact of fireworks on puppy
• Chantry House practicall­y has place to himself
• The Tenner Bet
• Promising week sets up tantalisin­g group finale
• Townsend hopes his Lions can hunt down the Wallabies
• Australia coach Rennie wary of revitalise­d Scots ruining return
• McKay still keen on Scotland recall
• Waters delighted to see Shaw form recognised
• Alexander holds hands up for rout
• Postecoglo­u hails his stable Of Celtic ‘jockeys’
• McPake has no fear of repeat thrashing
• Jota keeps focus on the present at Parkhead
• Analyst says loss no cause for concern at Rangers
• Brondby promise to crack down after VIP invasion
• Mackay calls on County to up game for Ibrox
• McCalliste­r hopeful that Kent competitio­n can drive champions
• Park feels SPFL have undersold the game
• ‘Something special’ on the cards for Postecoglo­u

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