Glasgow Times - 2023-01-30

• Menopaus e or deal le ft gr an ‘ like a pris oner’
• Look inside the cost of living crisis from one of Glasgow’s top chefs
• Driving school hits out at test delay struggle
• Spandau Ballet’s star reveals band enjoyed pub crawl on Sauchiehal­l Street during visits
• Project is launched to help scheme celebrate 70 years
• Thug scarred man with dumbbell in wallet row
• Target of ending use of B& B for homeless in city could be missed
• ‘ There is a duty on both sides to tone down the toxicity’
• What should I do about girlfriend’s pet rabbit?
• Don’t suffer in silence if you are renting a damp home
• IN THE WORLD TODAY
• TIMES PAST Green Green memories
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Council sticks its head in the sand as our cars suffer
• SPORT ON TV
• Liam Bryce on Monday
• Law demands fairness in transgende­r debate
• Watson lasts the course to be in line for Scotland spot
• Price hoping it is job Done to face England
• WRU chair vows to lead change after Phillips quits
• Buttler admits he needs to find rhythm after another defeat
• Djokovic proud of ‘ special journey’ To 22nd Slam title
• McIlroy takes charge in bid for hat- trick
• Leading the conversati­on
• Warne happy to have won over fans
• Wrexham thwarted and Liverpool knocked out after late, late goals
• Celtic close in on league leaders after title contenders play out goalless draw
• Johnson must find consistenc­y if he is to avoid same fate as Goodwin
• Kamara can be Beale’s main man
• Phillips proud as Saints show their mettle in away defeat
• Mackay impressed with new arrivals
• Main urges St Mirren to take advantage of Pittodrie frustratio­n
• CELTIC RESTORE NINE- POINT LEAD AT THE TOP
• Managers content to share the points after frenetic encounter
• Fox lining up Watt replacemen­t

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