Glasgow Times - 2020-09-09

• CITY LOCKDOWN WILL CONTINUE
• Johnson set to ban social gatherings of more than six in England
• ‘ DECISIONS HAVE BEEN TAKEN TOO BLINDLY’
• BBC star appeared to ‘ flout rules’ after France jaunt
• MSP calls for reversal of cuts to drug efforts
• Pupil ‘ told pal she had taken three blue pills’
• Jail term for ‘ Oliver Twist’ thug caught with knife
• Bring back booze and cigs levy, urges MSP
• Racist thug’s jaws had to be forced apart after cop bite
• THE SECRET GLASGOW TAXI DRIVER Small things that we do can make a big difference
• Residents furious as signs backing library removed
• Salmond hits out at book’s publishers
• Shopping centre’s £ 20k fund to boost charities
• Bride surprises her terminally ill mum with dream wedding
• Plans follow protests for workers to be given increase Council motion to back pay rise for frontline staff
• Youth group plea to stop funding cut
• ARTIST CREATES ‘ CORONA’ LISA
• Visionary ideas for future of Glasgow and River Clyde
• THE WORLD TODAY
• City store was ‘ tailor to the stars’
• BIRTHDAYS
• Nation’s lockdown has ‘ lost its credibilit­y’
• FROM THE WEBSITE ...
• Doncaster primed for St Leger crowd return
• Sport on TV
• Nations League uncovered more questions, no answers
• Wightman and Muir the pacesetter­s in Ostrava
• Coetzer goes back to his roots after months out
• Brady batters way into semis
• Regional club leagues temporary, insists Barr
• Ashe sad to leave Scotstoun but plans to strike oil
• Campbell cracker seals three points for Scots in Vilnius
• Flat England fire blank in Copenhagen draw
• Palmer urges Scots to keep winning feeling
• What they said
• Pilot games given the green light in Scotland
• ‘ Goldson warned me not to sign’
• Clarke’s to- do list: How Scotland can qualify for Euros

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