4 NOBODY KNOWS GLASGOW BETTER Tuesday November 17 2015 EVENING TIMES Dame Maggie is ALEX JENNINGS has credited Dame Maggie Smith for landing him a role in The Lady In The Van. He said: feel very fortunate had two opportunities to work with Maggie, who I think is the best there is Harry shy over his inspiration HARRY STYLES has been coy about saying if he uses his break-ups as inspiration for his songwriting. Fans believe the single from One new album Made In The A.M. was a response to Taylor hit song Style. The pair dated briefly in 2012.
Hasselhoff shortens name DAVID HASSEL- HOFF is no more, as he has appar- ently shortened his name by deed poll to David Hoff. In a YouTube video, the 63-year-old American Baywatch actor showed off a Certificate of Name Change. FACES IN THE NEWS A Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Duncan Bannatyne has revealed he and his girlfriend Nigora Whitehorn, 36, are hoping to start a family. But the former Drag- Den star and the mother-of-one say they are relaxed about whether to marry. Duncan to start A NINE-YEAR-OLD boy has helped to light up Glasgow for Christmas.
Josh Dolan, rom Cas- tlemilk, joined Lord Provost Sadie Docherty to switch on the Christmas lights in George Square last night. He beat 1224 other appli- cants to win the Young Glas- gow the competition. The two turned the lights on after the official switch on was cancelled on Sunday due to the weather. Excited Josh said: think Glasgow is the best city in the The Lord Provost said she was delighted to welcome him to the city chambers. She said: know that Glasgow loves Christmas like no other city and many peo- ple were left disappointed by the cancellation of the Christ- mas lights switch-on event.
the stormy weather created real prob- lems for our teams and while the cancellation of the event was not an easy decision to make, the safety of ticket- holder ma of hom would attend with small chil- dren, was always our first priority. offers something for everyone this Christmas and I do hope that many peo- ple will continue to join us for the fantastic festive cele- brations planned across the People with tickets for the switch-on can exchange them for a free hot drink at George Glasgow on Ice from November 27 to December 31. Lucky Josh lights up the city for Christmas Mostwantedcriminalson Dariusz Eugeniusz Kazmierczak, Martin Joseph Hamilton, Jonathan Kelly, Israr Ali, Derek Ferguson and Rezgar Zengana all have their faces displayed on digital billboards adigitalscreennearyou By REBECCAGRAY Crime reporter MUGSHOTS of some of Glas- most wanted criminals are being displayed on digital billboards across the country. Gangland murder suspect Derek Ferguson, ma- chete maniac Jonathan Kelly and sexual predator Rezgar Zengana are among the fugi- i a i a nt billboards. Six suspects with links to Glasgow are featured on huge screens attached to the back of three vans, which will tour towns and cities across the UK.
Polish-born Dariusz Eugeni- usz Kazmierczak, who faces 350 charges of online fraud, and Israr Ali, who police want to quiz over the death of a man in Shawlands, will also have their faces broadcast as part of the bid to uncover dangerous criminals. The tactic is part of a cam- paign by Cr imestopper which are marking 10 years of its initiative. The faces of the wanted men will feature on a van, Faces of dangerous fugitives are being displayed across UK Angela Parker of Crime- stoppers which left Argyle Street in Glasgow city centre today. Ferguson who is dubbed the because he is missing part of his left ear left Scotland after the death of barman Tam Cameron. The 49-year-old was shot dead outside the Auchinairn Tavern in Bishopbriggs and Ferguson, who is described as 5ft 3in, has not been seen since.
Kelly, from Drumchapel, was jailed for a machete attack that left his victim paralysed. However, he then commit- ted a series of attacks in prison and was only released in Au- gust 2014. He then cut off his electron- ic tag and disappeared. Kazmierczak, 36, who was arrested in Glasgow last April, is wanted in Poland after go- ing on the run. Hamilton wa relea sed from prison on licence in Sep- tember 2014, but despite strict release conditions, he disap- peared and been seen again.
Police have warned he is and urged mem- bers of the public not to ap- proach him. Lord Ashcroft, Crimestop- pers chairman, said: Wanted con- tinues to be a suc- cess a decade af- au nche i and we want- ed to cele- brate this milestone. digi- al screens will be hit- ting the streets, possi- bly going in to the cities and towns where these suspects are hiding. We the public to have a look at those screens when they pass by and, if you recognise any of the faces, contact i er Police want to speak to Ali in connection with the death of Waquar Shah, 42. His body was found in his flat in April 2010.
Ali, who is known to use false names, was spotted in England the following day, but there have been no sightings since. Zengana raped a young woman in Glasgow after pos- ing as a taxi driver. He picked the 25-year-old up in Argyle Street just yards from where the mugshot van was launched today in De- cember 2006. Iraqi-born Zenga- na was convicted in 2008 and bailed to await sentence. He failed to return to court.
Angela Parker, national manager of Crimestoppers in Scotland, said: Wanted appeals to the detectives who want to help fight crime from a et their own home a nd a ove a anony- www.eveningtimes.co.uk Josh Dolan and Sadie Docherty switch on the Christmas lights.
