Glasgow Times - 2018-10-24

• SISTERS ACT
• Charities apologise to victims abused while in their care
• Glasgow City Council backs People’s Palace Pledge call
• Equal pay fight is inspiring generation­s
• Mood in George Square buoyant
• ‘We came out because we
• Teacher is told ‘you’ll never work in Glasgow again’
• Explosion at city scrapyard sparks emergency reponse
• Celtic Boys Club manager ‘stuffed banknotes in teenager’s mouth’
• Pest control called in after mice found in primary school
• Calton priest accused of exploiting alleged attack as march rerouted
• Man jailed after being caught with 700,000 images of children
• Architects behind Mack restoratio­n reveal ‘regret’ after second blaze
• Performing makes world of difference for drama group
• The law man
• Let’s all join forces and rescue this city treasure
• Cancer survivor tells of her shock after diagnosis
• Robert urges people to get symptoms checked
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Streets AHEAD
• On this day ...
• Mother’s ordeal
• Fighting talk as Notorious gives blow-by-blow account of latest loss
• Kerr relishes challenge of US showdown
• Quality will count in Welsh
• Ambitions high as Hurlford leads the charge in Cup ties
• CHAMPIONS LEAGUE GROUP H
• Guardiola delighted by ‘best performanc­e’ of his time
• Klopp wants Liverpool to find best form
• LADBROKES PREMIERSHI­P
• Buddies plan to box clever against ‘massive’ Prem strikers, says
• Plenty of pals, but Ed’s only looking out for his Bhoys
• EXCLUSIVE
• McGregor knows Germans will be out to repay £57m spend
• Pedro and Aitor missed out, now Baz can show the real McKay...
• Canning won’t take swipe at referee chief
• EXCLUSIVE
• YESTERDAY SOLUTIONS

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