Glasgow Times - 2023-01-09

• Plan for new walkway across the Necropolis
• Man behind alleged ‘ secret police restaurant’ is a friend of politician­s
• Local clothing brand is back after four- year health break
• Anti- strike laws are a morally bereft last gasp from Sunak
• Residents ‘ disgusted’ by plans to end free parking
• ‘ My time volunteeri­ng at mental health hub has been life changing’
• Man says robotic surgery saved life after bowel cancer diagnosis
• Interactiv­e murals with QR codes to be created in area
• ‘ My party will regain the trust of voters’
• Hero saved infant thrown to safety from house blaze
• Bafta- winning actor t
• I think my colleague is stealing from the office
• TIMES PAST Theatre has seen it all...
• The Government can’t have its cake and eat it
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Ewan Paton on Monday
• SPORT ON TV
• Match- fixing investigat­ion is embarrassi­ng for the sport, says snooker legend Davis
• Djokovic battles back from the brink to lift Adelaide title
• Hutchison wants fightback to be launchpad for cup clashes
• Warriors bring down champions with last- gasp Cancellier­e try
• The struggle to shape an SPFL without betting backers
• Duk plans to call on old friend Jota ahead of Rangers semi- final
• Wary Snodgrass won’t rush into new contract
• Grateful Bartley makes an emotional farewell to Martindale and Co
• Nisbet hat- trick gives Leith men glimmer of hope for the season
• Johnson sees bright future at Hibs as key men return
• Impassione­d Carter- Vickers won’t apologise for Old Firm enthusiasm
• ‘ Kilmarnock are not going to Hampden just to enjoy the occasion’
• Sakala and Tillman keep momentum going as focus turns to cup
• Fox assesses the damage to his work in progress

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