Glasgow Times - 2018-09-11

• Lee McCulloch and John Hartson have their say on all things Old Firm
• GLASGOW TAXI FARES ARE ‘OUT OF DATE’
• No disrespect to McGregor but Gordon has to be Scotland No.1
• Hampden plea from club chief
• Boss reveals three simple steps to save city arts venue
• Move to redraw political map of Scotland is finalised
• Michelin star chefs are off the menu for savvy Glasgow diners
• Restaurant owner given £10k grant after impact of city fires on business
• No deal Brexit could help most wanted fugitives escape justice
• Council accused of failing to support community during hospital site plan
• Fares could rise as review called for into ‘out of date’ taxi pricing
• Police issue CCTV footage in appeal after serious assault
• Mental heath nurse harassed colleague with late-night texts
• Great place of magic and freedom to grow up
• Hospice room will honour memory of designer Clare
• Man slashed friend after New Year’s party bust-up
• 2000 years of delivering for city
• How are we even debating Scotland leaving Glasgow?
• On this day ...
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• US Open Djokovic can slam past Federer, says defeated Del Potro
• Kearney says he’s ‘no Mourinho’, but vows to ‘reach for the stars’
• True grit from Gormley as striker plays through pain for Pollok
• Southgate: Maguire really on the ball
• Stevie G away from English spotlight
• Falcao praise will boost Morelos
• Arnold to meet Rodgers over Arzani’s future
• Sign of the times for Stubbs
• Levein back for first time since heart scare
• His way or the high way works for McLeish
• McLeish: ‘We hit them with a whirlwind . . .
• Brighter outlook after domination in rain
• NICE ‘N’ NAISY DOES IT

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