Glasgow Times - 2018-10-23

• Women set to ‘make history’
• NEEDLE TERROR FOR GIRL, ON CITY BUS
• JOHN URGES HOOPS TO SHOW SWAGGER
• Talks over future of city venues
• LEE’S EURO WARNING FOR STEVIE’S SIDE
• Water safety drive success
• City return for The Cure
• Small businesses ‘struggle’ after Sauchiehal­l Street fire
• Universiti­es could be next to be hit by action as staff balloted
• Scottish Government ‘will not bail out Glasgow City Council’
• Family’s water safety campaign is success after tragic death
• Activist Malala is lined up as guest at Social Bite key event
• Motorists stopped in hunt after shooting
• Firefighte­rs to work with cops to stop deliberate fires
• Artist on the front line
• Flytippers stopped in their tracks by bollards at Glasgow cemetery
• Auld Alliance sees Glasgow distillery toasts new deal
• We’ve got plans in place for Palace and Winter Gardens
• Kids set to spend more time learning outdoors
• On this day ...
• McKinnon fired up and looking for payback in battle of big guns
• Bellerin full of belief as Arsenal score a perfect 10 under Emery
• Under-fire Mourinho rules out return to Real Madrid
• Guardiola: City don’t feel like CL winners yet
• ST MIRREN
• Bannigan hopes new boss will let him captain Jags permanentl­y PARTICK THISTLE
• Lenny expects ‘dark arts’ from his Hibs side
• Opportunit­y Knox for Gerrard to beat Archie’s history makers
• McInnes determined to take lessons from Hearts into Gers semi-final
• Aitken calls on past to settle KT-Robbo issue
• The tone for Celts and Levein’s men are no mugs
• Bren’s committed to 10 out of 10
• Celtic sweat over Brown for Leipzig clash
• MacKinnon: Lights Blues got away with one
• Good luck with the move to Kelty, Bazza

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