Glasgow Times - 2019-01-12

• HERO KNIFE BOY HELPS DAD TO ESCAPE SCHOOL BUS SMASH
• BITTON’S BACK IN BUSINESS AT LAST
• SCOTT’S SO OVER BROONY STORM
• Labour chief: Sturgeon has breached code with meetings
• ‘My face is on fire’ ... our man takes on the Bird Box challenge
• Next step in housing project at former school site
• Residents in limbo as flat blaze leaves 12 evacuated from homes
• Teaching union recommends move to ballot on pay action
• Protest plan against ‘pick-up artist’ following arrest
• Clutha victim’s dad could be out in cold over legal aid for inquiry
• Fatbergs battle gets boost with new labelling system
• Baby-faced funny man is older and wiser as he sets out to get the laughs ...alone
• Checklist with Aftab Ali
• Bigger home for pioneer vegan delivery firm as business booms
• The BIG crossword
• On this day ...
• Eufemia to make it third time lucky in Maiden Stakes
• Cardiff up-and-comers give Rennie fear of the unknown in cup
• Be careful if you’re trying to exercise with an infection
• Tucker out to win derby without going through school of hard Nock
• Hazard looks to bring Celtic mentality into Thistle set-up
• Hibs the only option for Gauld on return to Scotland
• K in business after s of tears and fears
• Gerrard warns Borna and Eros to prove worth
• Bothered what he tched it 300 times SAYS SCOTT ARFIELD
• Derek Johnstone Kent deal would be no-brainer if Liverpool aren’t keen
• Heartbreak as Murray’s forced to call it quits in Oz
• 2016 and Rio the highlights of magic career
• Battle against injury with plans to retire
• ‘Andy is still Scotland’s main man... but I’m ready to pick up the baton’
• YESTERDAY SOLUTIONS

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