Glasgow Times - 2018-10-31

• Our pride and joy
• CITY CRISIS CASH PLEAS DOUBLE
• FLOP STARS WILL COST ME JOB, SAYS STEVIE
• Workers in rally over conditions
• ‘Devastated over claims’
• ‘Abuse became a way of life,’ witness tells inquiry
• Record number of students receiving financial support
• X Factor crooner Ray loves the Cliff Richard 60s innocence of Summer Holiday
• Man given licence to drive cab despite ‘threatenin­g to blow up police station’
• Gardener lucky to be alive after kidney tumour found ‘by chance’
• Daughter who conned mum out of £9000 avoids prison
• Detectives still searching for motive for ‘shock’ murder
• Go-ahead for bid to build student flats
• The law man
• Spooky silent disco with a difference helps kids
• Lynn’s unique voice is my inspiratio­n in new show
• Weeks with no money... but help is out there Money. In associatio­n with GHA
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• People always go on about the noise at Cardiff... I don’t buy it, says Jones
• Padraig not counting Ryder Cup chickens
• Clan hat-trick hero Connolly salutes Purple Army after MK victory
• Opportunit­y knocks in cup replay, insists Anson
• Crock it to ‘em boys: Levein keeps faith for derby despite casualties
• It’s not cricket as Lenny thinks up way to stop MacLean ‘ball-tampering’
• Robinson says Kearney will have Buddies back to best... after Well
• Old pal Hodson can’t wait to see you, Jimmy
• Holt sets sight on emulating Saints’ success
• Christie has gone from 64-kilo boy to muscling in on Rodgers’ plans...
• Kamara insists Dee can shock Celts at Dens
• On place at Parkhead after top-notch goal in semi-final
• Tierney tries to keep bar high at Parkhead
• I don’t want to suffer You don’t need more s
• Clarke looks at Gers draw as a turning point
• Stevie warns flops will cost him Ibrox job

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