Glasgow Times - 2016-12-10

• TEARS AS CRASH FAMILY SAY: ‘LAW HAS FATALLY LET US DOWN’
• Patients at the heart of hospital’s celebratio­ns
• School hit by firebugs to reopen
• Teen admits exchanging fake dollars worth £600
• Drunk woman assaulted bus station staff
• Police in daily checks to help catch drunk drivers
• Six lives lost in tragedy... days before Christmas
• Scots are UK’s most supportive of welfare
• Search is stepped up for ‘gangland’ victim’s killer
• Jobcentre cuts slammed by leading church figure
• Young people trained to keep communitie­s clean
• Bikers rev up for Santa letter bully attack victim
• MARTI STILL KEEPING IT REAL WITH PANTO ROLE
• THE BIG CROSSWORD
• CUDDLE UP WITH A CHEERY WINTER WARMER
• The man who held his nerve
• I would love a pet chinchilla but how do I look after one?
• Her Terms looks nap material for Haggas at Wolverhamp­ton
• Five things not to miss next week...
• Joshua backs official decision on Chisora bout
• Toony’s six pack can muscle in on victory
• INJURY CLINIC WITH DOC MacLEAN Get a jag and keep active to fight bugs
• Keep your feet on the ground Gers
• Rooney knows score after Jose blasts goal-shy stars
• Blues boss can hardly believe ‘favourites’ hype
• Louis plays Long game towin overAccies boss
• Boss Duffy gutted as Pepper injury jinx strikes again
• Sons urged to focus pain on defeating Hibs
• Neymar: La Liga far from finished
• Celtic fired uswhenthey oversteppe­d Mark after warm-uprow
• TALKING RANGERS
• Kitchen wary of a resurgent Gers side
• Murty chat was boost for Burty
• Wilsonpled­ge after Gers Capital pains
• TALKING CELTIC
• Lindsay: This is best side I’ve faced
• BACKIN THE GOAL ROUTINE
• SCOTT MULLEN

Glasgow Times - 2016-12-09

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