Glasgow Times - 2018-02-12

• LIFE ON THE BREADLINE: SINGLE MUM SPEAKS OUT
• OWNERS OWECITY £90K IN DOG MESS FINES
• ICE-COLD GERS IMPRESS MURTY
• AJER TO RODGERS: I CAN HANDLE ZENIT
• Labour’s leader under fire over race slur MP
• ‘Suffragett­es’ on march to demand equal pay deal
• CATRIONA STEWART:
• Nine of city’s First World War babies turning 100
• Thousands of kids injured in PE lessons
• Hole in city road can swallow up big water bottle
• MSPs call for radical move on homeless
• Man in hospital after gang attack on city’s Style Mile
• MPblastsTo­rymove on rights for workers
• Double act that turns spotlight on the dark side of life in panto
• BEHIND THE SCENES OF FESTIVE FAVOURITES
• Historic building facing demolition in flats plan
• Reader backs car theft victim facing £500 bill
• Residents’ fury at plan to close road by developers
• Murty: Alf did great to recover after miss
• Scally not convinced it was six of the best
• Mancini hails Brendan ahead of Europa bout
• I thought I’d saved Jags’ Cup chances but it was KT to the rescue for Bhoys... SAYS JAGS STAR RYAN EDWARDS
• Brora’s cup run finally ends but pride remains
• TALKING MORTON Ross loving life after first Ton goal and spot in the quarters
• Wilson still has big goals at Gers
• NO.1 FOR JUNIORS MARYHILL 3 CAMBUSLANG 6
• McInnes pleased by hungry Aberdeen
• BACK FROM LE BRINK
• Jones says Brown is the Shilton of rugby
• Dave needs better Warriors to hunt Cheetahs
• Power couple get their skates on...
• Zenit a chance to prove Celtic’s continenta­l quality
• Valverde puts draw down to schedule
• Man kicked off over cops ‘harassing’ homeless man
• Mourinho hails Rafa’s ‘animals’ as Toon fight to finish against United

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