Glasgow Times - 2016-03-24

• Clyde path closed as cops probe sex attack
• CITY DOCS IN CANCER BLUNDER
• New tribute to heroes
• Mum in plea to catch Paige’s killer
• Sturgeonan­dDugdale clash over tax policies
• Independen­ce ‘would have cost £10bn in year’
• Theatre bites up £15k to stage vampire show
• Womento receive cash settlement­s
• Lord Advocate set to step down from role
• Home-grown terrorists facing long sentences
• Junior doctors to stage full walkout
• CRASH PILOT SCHOOL FACES LEGAL ACTION
• Belgium still on high alert in the wake of bombings
• Set time limit on stays for the homeless
• Subway extension plan a winner
• PET SHOP BOYS’ POP PHILOSOPHY
• Child abuse inquiry chief in appeal for evidence
• Internatio­nal swim event hailed as ‘inspiratio­nal’
• School campus brings Jewish and Catholic pupils together
• Disney’s form going strong, as Zootropoli­s is the whole package
• A green sweep
• CULT DESERVES A FOLLOWING
• Charity cash gives young folk recipe for a healthier lifestyle
• TRAVEL:ARETROWEEK­ENDBYTHESE­ASIDEINSTY­LISHSURROU­NDINGS Taking a step into the past
• Haye: Allowing pros to fight in Rio is insane
• We could Harley be in stronger shape
• McGintyhap­py to end Juniors exile with Rossvale job
• Jagsvetera­nCerny willkeepaC­zechon rivalsforc­apcareer
• I want to stay with my Buddies
• Money vow on Well fan control
• Berra: I’ll force my way back into side
• Hendrie won’t letWestHam bubble burst
• RonnyRoarw­ascue now make a fist of BY DAVIE HAY
• Griffiths is ready to strike for Scots
• For light relief but winning with style Lisbonis theideal venuefor Milantie
• McGinn: Break can revive title mission
• Strachan mustfind aformula forchange
• WORLD AT HIS FEET
• DARREN: WEIR’S WAY FOR ME
• Miller’s timing his run for title
• FINISH SIGN
• Strachan’s mission to end Tartan Army’s hurt

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