Glasgow Times - 2023-01-05

• Wait times at record levels amid calls for Yousaf to quit
• Royal Mail creates Iron Maiden stamps
• Glasgow premiere for film set and made in city
• Pothole damage compensati­on payouts to drivers in city is revealed
• Call for better night time transport policy for bars
• Scout leader recognised for nearly 50 years of volunteeri­ng with MBE honour
• Council chiefs blast plans for National Care Service
• Developer loses appeal over serviced flats plan
• Great British Sewing Bee’s Glasgow winner shares top tips in new book
• Second day of rail strikes in Glasgow
• Thug abused owner of car he was sleeping in
• Sinead proves to be
• Labour in extra support appeal for students during cost- of- living crisis
• ‘ Tragic’ bid to demonise striking workers is not helping anyone
• We need to close the attainment gap so every child has the same opportunit­ies
• Leitch issues virus warning
• Parents slam Irn- Bru Carnival autism event
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Phone use led to attack, says Russia
• Readers share views on autism event at carnival
• Millions flocked to visit city’s Empire Exhibition
• Handball consistenc­y, not conspiracy, is the issue for our referees
• Jockeys satisfied by revision of controvers­ial whip rules by BHA
• US end Great Britain’s surprise run in United Cup quarter- finals
• Watt to learn from game’s leading lights
• Healy hopes to be good fit after signing for Edinburgh
• Warriors coach hopes pain will bring gains against Stormers
• Kane closing in on record as quick- fire double sinks Palace
• Considine loving new lease of life despite fears of Aberdeen exit
• Jeepers keepers Who will step up for Scotland after Gordon injury?
• Johnson urges fans to keep faith
• Snodgrass is an important cog behind the scenes -- Neilson
• Beale backs Souttar for Scotland
• Time up for Morelos but Boyd urges Rangers to agree Kent contract

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