Glasgow Times - 2016-03-25

• TEARS FOR A LOCAL HERO
• PAIGE: MAN HELD
• Cruyff: The ultimate footballer
• Warburton plots Celtic spy mission
• Metals firm sign steel plants deal
• Newordealf­orGhanaman battling deportatio­n order
• Flat refits get thumbs-up from old footie star pals
• A loving son’s poignant last words to his mammy
• Crisis talks after city foodbank is forced to close
• Karadzic found guilty of genocide in Bosnian war
• Second metro attacker may be at large
• Newhousing­developmen­t threatensc­ommunityhu­b
• 2016 Sturgeon hits campaign trail with triple message
• Labour leader Kezia in pledge over education
• Our pubs reflect warmth of city
• STEWART PATERSON
• Vision for civic square unveiled onSouthSid­e
• New bin lorry safety rules in wake of horror
• Musician’s debut album – four years after his death
• Workbegins­on £29.7mschool
• Sky’s the limit for new £10m centre
• Tasks to fill the Easter weekend
• SPARKS SET TO FLY AS DJ WILL HITS THE O2
• FRENCHFANC­Y
• Kieran’s learned to keep cool after blowing chance
• Clan’s purple army all ready to grow
• Hogg dedicates Six Nations player prize to ‘fantastic’ Scots
• Tom follows gaffer’s orders atthedoubl­eDownUnder
• O’Neill aims to follow Foxes
• FRENCHMAKE­U21S PAYWITHLAT­EGOALS
• TALKING RANGERS Falkirk went pear-shaped ..but season labours set to bear fruit
• Warbs: I’ll give youth a chance
• Lion Jim ‘hails one of best of all time’
• Warbs:Iconshaped­moderngame
• Strach: All theworld’s a stage for stars after Czech win

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