Glasgow Times - 2019-01-09

• BRIDGING THE GAP
• P16-17 DEEPLY DIPPY ABOUT NEW CITY VISITOR
• Under-fire firm loses asylum seeker housing contract
• Pub aims to reopen one year after devastatin­g nightclub fire
• Top acts set for comedy festival
• A tale of two Bettys as they each celebrate their 100-year milestone
• Single testing regime needed in schools to achieve better results
• Sturgeon apology after judge rules Salmond case ‘unlawful’
• Neighbour tells murder trial of ‘horrible thumping’ from flat
• Former Ibrox star to defend himself in sex assault claim
• Warehouses eyed up for new restaurant­s
• Give your skin a winter boost
• How far would you go for the item you so desperatel­y want?
• Gers fan to run five marathons in five days to raise money for MS
• Woman faced with chemical injury after eye drop blunder
• Community joy as cafe reopens after shock closure
• Celtic legend Bertie to share his memories at dementia event
• SWOTY star Sally’s had a
• HOW TO ENTER
• Five-strong Mullins team gears up for Newbury’s Betfair Hurdle
• Murray still confident Glasgow can overcome confidence crisis
• Dart on track to hit bullseye in Australia
• Samson eyes Ayrshire tie but Cumnock comes first
• Buffs face vote on move from historic Abbey Park
• Kane spot on at Wembley
• Guardiola says strength in depth can see City fight on four fronts
• Relief for Gaz as veteran makes return to training
• Ross vows to silence his critics once and for all...
• Mick backs old foe McCormack to hit goals trail
• Timo keen to step out of father’s shadow
• Celtic boss excited by two new signings
• Weah believes Celtic is perfect step to living up to name
• Connor gamble helpe
• ‘Alf singled out because he’s best in league’
• ‘New recruits prove Gers have no fear’
• Defoe vows to help write new chapter in Ibrox folklore...

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