Glasgow Times - 2020-11-17

• Council to block covid deniers and anti- vaxxers
• Warning over threat to Glasgow’s casino jobs
• Glasgow playwright says show must go on
• HIGH CASES TO SPARK MOVE INTO LEVEL FOUR
• Here’s how Covid cases have changed in your local area...
• Residents hit out over water price hike move
• Flu jab boost as staff ‘ work hard’ to hit target
• Terror for female NHS workers after OAP followed them
• Raid ordeal for city shopkeeper
• Fundraisin­g bid to keep famous city venue open
• Police to carry out Naloxone pilot in city
• FOOTBALL FAN TAKES ON 180- MILE WALK TO RAISE VITAL FUNDS FOR HOSPICE
• Glasgow councillor sets up food network
• HOOPING IT UP IN UGANDA
• STRATEGY TO ‘ TACKLE CITY’S DIGITAL DIVIDE’ WILL CONTINUE
• Kirk’s move heralds new era for Riddrie
• There’s no shame in second- hand clothes
• Curtain comes down on panto of British politics Dailly
• THE WORLD TODAY
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION:
• PARTICK DENTIST WHO BECAME A WORLD WAR SPY
• BIRTHDAYS
• We should have had a virtual Xmas lights event
• ‘ Sir Lewis’ could hinge on Hamilton’s tax bills
• Don’t suffer pressure in silence, says Buttler
• Lethal Irish run eight past men from capital
• Johnson determined to master his own fate
• McIlroy admits he has plenty of work to do
• Southgate challenges England players to book spot
• When Ancell Babes were Mother well’s world beaters
• Ferguson praises chart topping Considine
• Porteous wants to make most of shot at history and end another wait
• SFA urged to hire a former police officer to stamp out the nonsense
• Celtic hope for Covid boost
• ‘ McBurnie must find his selfish streak to win over doubters’
• Nick Rodger: Highs and lows of this year’s Masters

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