Glasgow Times - 2020-08-31

• Covid linked to another school while Sturgeon calls for calm
• FRESH STINK OVER PLANS TO INCREASE LANDFILL SIZE
• Murder victim Moira Jones’ family share treasured pics
• Dad’s plea for answers after daughter’s death
• Dad ‘ cycles’ to Hong Kong in memory of wife Justine
• Foster couple win latest stage in legal battle
• Students set for just £ 7 from £ 5m digital fund
• Glasgow’s Riverside gears up to reopen
• ‘ Powerful’ record of life in lockdown
• Hundreds back bid to save ‘ crucial services’ from closing down
• Tennent’s lease for new project gets approval
• Making a splash in bid to mind our Ps and Qs
• Return of council’s bulk uplift service must be a priority for the city council
• Matt steps up to help charities
• TIMES PAST Stuart Christie
• Returning to school could spark case surge
• Giant Crossword
• Date set for decision on whether season goes ahead
• Dykes can be far more than a one- cap wonder
• Murray motivated to keep playing by smug doc tor
• FIVE TALKING POINTS
• Sparky aims to shine to make up for lost time
• Konta to carry on as planned after Covid case
• Play- off victory hands Hojgaard second tour title
• Hamilton one step closer to history
• Morgan happy in roving role after latest masterclas­s
• Van der Merwe a man on a mission
• HIBS PAY THE PENALT Y
• New formation a winner for McNamara with More still to come
• McKenzie magic icing on the top of massive victory
• Goal hero Guthrie has little sympathy for Kettlewell
• A dmirable A ccies and s elec tion headache s
• Resurgence shows we can beat the drop, insists Martin
• Barisic certain internatio­nal trip will be safe
• CELTIC BRUSH ‘ WELL ASIDE
• Three things we learned
• OUT OF OPTIONS

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