Glasgow Times - 2020-07-23

• Public told to expect wait for further lift of lockdown
• Tattoos are back on menu as parlours in Glasgow open doors
• GRAN TELLS OF ‘HOUSING HELL’ SHE’S FACED OVER PAST DECADE
• YOB CLAIMING HE HAD COVID SNEEZED ON MAN ‘AS A JOKE’
• Route map to prevent looming destitutio­n crisis
• McAveety to resign from role as leader
• City’s dentists are back with new look
• Fury as East End nursery is vandalised
• Food donation plea to help vulnerable
• Specialist eco officers sent to massive tyre dump site
• Flats plan for bowling club agreed on appeal
• LAP DANCERS DEMANDING CLARITY FROM GOVERNMENT ON REOPENING
• Push to end homelessne­ss ‘must continue’
• Home Office’s housing contracts are disaster
• Three deaths added as rogue breast surgeon investigat­ed
• Mum hits out at delay for uniform voucher
• Lifeline service helps residents
• We must make our communitie­s fairer places for people to live
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Tensions with China rise after consulate order
• Cafe owner can light up room with her smile
• THEATRE OF FOOD TALK OF THE TOWN
• BACK IN THE DAY: Ninth outbreak of plague to hit Scotland proves huge blow for city trade
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Laidlaw prepares to touch down in Land of Rising Sun
• Sharp gets by with help from man’s best friend
• Anderson defends Archer
• Law takes early lead as European Tour returns
• Fleetwood insists he will have no excuses
• Christie tips son for bigger things
• What we learned...
• SHOW MUST GO ON...

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