Glasgow Times - 2020-07-18

• Johnson claims virus proves Union’s worth
• Specialist mesh service to be set up in Glasgow
• Union hails ‘victory’ for staff at Jamie’s Italian
• I’ll love you forever wee guy. You were the wee brother I never had
• Babysitter left two kids alone to go rob house
• Barber ‘in Ibiza days before shop reopens’
• Concern hairdresse­rs are flouting mask rules
• Man avoids jail after threats to stab lover
• Sedation rise ‘may have led’ to dementia death rate hike
• Tributes are paid to relatives who have died from Covid-19
• FREE COMPUTER
• SCHEME BOOST Ex-Celtic coach avoids jail after sex assault
• Owner’s fury at closing time U-turn
• GLASGOW MAN TO RUN 100 MILES FOR VETERANS
• Thief assaulted and robbed woman, 70
• Thug threatened dog walker with kitchen knife
• Student associatio­ns ensure voices are heard
• Golfers appeal for course to stay open
• ‘Why have we not seen a beat officer in months?’
• Residents in bid to save bus link
• Resumption of waste services shines a light on the whole system
• Trump appoints new election campaign chief
• People are more vexed over cyclists than Covid-19
• Helping power
• Glasgow’s trams...
• Is my cat Samson eating too much?
• Moon to shine brightest in Super Sprint
• It’s not Griffiths v the world ... he’s his own worst enemy
• Mercedes rule out move for Ferrari outcast Vettel
• Stokes sympathise­s with Archer after Brighton breach
• Stewart stormed to win against all odds in 1970
• MALONEY WARNS STRIKER HE’S LOST POLE POSITION
• Dempster ‘indebted’ to supporters for cash boost
• McPake has high hopes for loan duo
• West Ham all-but safe as Leeds secure promotion
• GERRARD’S MEN CAN BUILD ON EARLY LYON PRIDE
• Livi manager not concerned by extension
• YESTERDAY SOLUTIONS

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