Glasgow Times - 2020-11-24

• COVID CASES FALL BUT STILL HIGH
• Here’s how Covid- 19 cases have changed in your local area over most recent weeks...
• PEOPLE TO ‘ DIE MUST BE ABLE WITH DIGNITY’
• Infected patients could always be discharged to care homes, insists FM
• FIRST MINISTER BACKS APPEAL
• Rail firm fined after trains went 100mph on damaged viaduct
• Four million cigs discovered in city warehouse raid
• NHS urging OAPs not to skip flu jab in lockdown
• Anger at lack of action over vandal attacks on memorials
• MSPS IN PERIOD POVERTY VOTE
• Delight for ex- pupils and teachers at new look for old primary
• Woman’s plea after death of dad at 44
• Ikea worker sacked after challengin­g bosses wins payout
• Uni group demanding tougher climate action
• Asbestos legacy for city families will be told in online play
• Skatepark revamp plan given backing
• Changing face of Glasgow’s Girl Guide movement
• No place for bullying or harassment in workplace Dailly
• THE WORLD TODAY
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION:
• Heroes of Govan and its heritage celebrated in song
• Your help can ensure we’re close to a cure
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Woods Jr could steal the show from Tiger in Florida
• Dott looks to lift his level after seeing off Zhao
• Rabada sticks with BLM protests despite stance
• Weir adamant France defeat was no reality check
• Hero Renicks run ragged to ensure kids get their kicks
• Dortmund get glimpse at future in Moukoko
• Naismith says side are used to adversity
• Ross calls for rules to change after Madden complaint
• Benfica home leg could be ‘ pivotal’
• It is where Celtic are and where Rangers need to be
• Rangers’ shop window
• LENNON REFUSES TO QUIT ON CELTIC
• SFA request talks with government over fans
• Warriors left sore by bout with Munster
• Analysis: The men who can make Rangers a mint...
• Stubbs: Distracted Celtic men need to block out noise

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