Glasgow Times - 2020-08-24

• Calls to form ‘united front’ on job crisis
• Two primary classes told to stay at home
• ‘Fantastic 6’ are still busy helping our community
• Staff fear impact as G4S ends furlough
• Comedy stars in plea over threat to venue
• Council accused of ‘profiteeri­ng ploy’
• Magnet fishers recover weapons from waterways
• Top cop vows crackdown on cyber crime
• Bishopton care home bosses told to scrub up
• New wave of home carers to be hired
• Council bid to lease land for cycle route
• Thug attacked lover and chucked slab
• RADIO STATION MAKES MOST OF LOCKDOWN WITH OFFERING
• LEASE OF LIFE AS WAVERLEY SAILS
• Plea from councillor over park fly-tipping
• I went on a journey... but it wasn’t by train
• Parents throw away uniforms
• SNP must refrain from hindering this important inquiry
• Cash boost backed for US Postal Service
• DeborahKer­r
• Our elderly should be given cash payment
• Griffiths and Morelos lockdown’s big losers
• Bess calls for common sense over bad light
• Murray feeling fine after first match back
• Whyte in call for re-match after shock knockout
• Keith keen for Clan to repeat Euro adventure ICE HOCKEY
• Groom and capital side cracked the waiting game
• Weary Glasgow looking to gain control in re-match
• Popov finds fairy-tale victory hard to believe
• Paisley pattern: Tait believes old Buddies have been key to strong start
• Fulton determined to repay Accies’ faith after his derby-day shut-out
• Cometh the hour cometh Coman for the Germans
• Ross admits Hibs got lucky as hosts dominate in defeat
• New-look frontline didn’t mi
• Partnershi­p excites boss
• Helander relieved to reach end of hard road to recovery
• Swiss army knife Ajeti gives Celtic options in attack
• Brown wants fans back to drown out his shouting at pals
• Mallan keeps the five alive
• Lennon taps old pal Petrov for info on Ferencvaro­s
• Scots steal the show in Sweden

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