Glasgow Times - 2020-07-29

• Sturgeon in warning on foreign trips
• Glasgow Uni virus study is ‘first of its kind’
• New city business is now bearing fruit
• Councillor resigns over gym concerns
• Patrols to be increased on Union Street
• NEW £20M PLAN TO BOOST SAUCHIEHAL­L STREET IS REVEALED
• BLUNDER RESULTED IN CHILD’S MORPHINE OVERDOSE
• The Shed backs UK-wide campaign to help nightlife
• Charities call for clarity over centre
• ‘Unacceptab­le’ fly-tipping to be cleaned up
• Freya hailed for ‘brilliant’ street library service
• What would our former leaders think of crisis?
• Trains due to return to near normal levels in city
• Boris could learn lessons on ambition from Glasgow
• Green light for pub demolition
• Dreaming of bliss only made life a nightmare
• Chef launches crowdfunde­r to take over cafe
• DOC’S SHOCK AT NOVEL SUCCESS
• ‘Eating machine’ emus hit with ban from pub
• Pay hike should be automatic for our NHS Everyone who stepped up during the lockdown should get a payrise
• Readers’ joy at meeting ‘true gent’
• Gosden glad to have familiar faces in stable
• Eight nations tournament too much too soon for UK
• It’s 500 not out as Broad plans for England future
• Georgia on McInally’s mind...
• McManus lands one for ‘old timers’
• Refs ready for 10 in a row tension, says Clancy
• Committed Klimala did double the work to play the Celtic way
• Doohan can star for Celtic in future, insists Kerr
• McGregor welcomes the extra competitio­n from McLaughlin at Rangers
• Celtic make £4m bid to sign Toney

Glasgow Times - 2020-07-28

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