Glasgow Times - 2022-11-18

• ‘ Navy would be used to support shipbuildi­ng’
• Unite set to host solidarity fundraiser to aid food banks
• What does statement mean for working- class people?
• Post Office owner shut shop for good after armed raid
• Glasgow ultras group responds to ‘ rumours’
• Shopping centre given praise by market traders
• Rossi denies he is wanted US man
• Two new planned strike dates announced by teaching union
• New drive- thru rules branded ‘ anti- jobs’
• TV star on ‘ horrific disease’ which made him support charity
• Much- loved ladies’ lunch returns after three years
• Asda stores help to donate food to communitie­s in need
• City hospital to have Chelsea garden thanks to Teapot Trust
• Clydebank carer struck off for headbuttin­g child
• Woman’s plea following hoax calls about dog
• New speakeasy serves ‘ affordable luxury’ cocktails
• We have now well and truly entered an age of austerity
• Beer brand confirms opening date of its flagship taproom
• Care home residents work hard to get qualificat­ions
• IN THE WORLD TODAY
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• How to light up your own garden
• Will they give up if they lose the ‘ next’ indy referendum?
• Graeme McGarry
• McCall expects Jags to turn things around
• McGinn’s words point to bright new future for Clarke to pick players from
• Ferguson feels Turkiye test was ideal preparatio­n
• Gemmill hopes young Scots learned lesson in Lanarkshir­e
• World Cup 2022 Around the camps
• ‘ I’m close to my final de s tina tion,’ s ays Hagi as he ba ttles back f r om injury
• The missing link that Rangers badly crave
• L e t’s talk abou t Celtic youngs ter Rocco Vata
• Celtic, Seoul & Tom Hanks
• Postecoglo­u refuses to pull the punches as manager maintains high standard on tour
• How Parkhead fringe men fared in defeat Down Under
• No excuses for Ange after defeat

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