Glasgow Times - 2018-01-16

• CANCER CLAIM STALKER IN REIGN OF TERROR
• Crash delays as snow hits commuters
• Button move to aid elderly
• Sturgeon to make single market case ‘more loudly’
• Move to reduce women on remand in jails
• MSP in sprinkler plea for new-build council homes
• Call for £2000 to help save pet dog’s life
• Manwitha van wants to help the homeless
• Toddler was abused before her death, rules coroner
• Timerunnin­gouton£500m city council equal pay deal
• Boy in quad bike accident
• Let’s band together and defy this awful disease, says Craig
• CHOSEN AS FACE OF NEW CAMPAIGN
• READERS RUSH TO FLAG UP HUGE CRATERS
• Stage is set for breathtaki­ng ballet
• Drunk hit barmaid after pinching a chip
• Victim took his revengeonp­ub attacker with cue
• Constructi­on firm collapse sparks fears for Scots jobs
• Shop workers’ foodbank gift
• Glasgow artist makes his mark on new city centre hotel’s walls
• AUSTIN LAFFERTY
• Stokes charged but eager to clear his name
• Lang brawl was child’s play for Paul
• MANCHESTER UNITED 3 STOKE 0 Pogba’s Red alert to City: We’re still on title charge
• Ex-Bairn Flynn in the door as Saints close in on Hill
• TALKING MOTHERWELL
• Erskine glad Thistle will be fit for the fight
• COMPPER & CONTRAST
• Defender says he has plenty left in the tank
• NewBluesma­tchwayI want to play... my Gers will hit and SAYS GRAEME MURTY TO LAY OUT NEW BLUEPRINT
• Jase keen to stay in Light Blue for good...
• Numan: Scots boys the way to go for Gers
• Erikonhis wayback toDenmark

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