Glasgow Times - 2022-05-21

• Stars of past and present in final farewell to Gers kitman
• MSP urges Uefa to ‘learn lessons’ from chaotic scenes at final
• ‘NO JOB WAS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL FOR JIMMY’
• Man arrested in connection with death
• Food bank in appeal to help fill empty shelves
• Homelessne­ss charity sets up additional soup kitchen night in city
• PUPILS PERFORM D
• Fan’s joy after stranger gave him final ticket
• Rail travel advice ahead of match at Hampden
• MAN CONVICTED OF INDECENT ASSAULTS ON TWO COLLEAGUES
• End of year shows return to college
• TRAFFIC TO BE PERMANENTL­Y BANNED FROM GEORGE SQUARE
• Provost in appeal to create ‘a better life’ for people in the area
• Ex-transport minister asked to give evidence to MSPs in ferries probe
• COUNCIL LEADER TO EARN £58,000 AS SALARIES AGREED
• Increased support needed for women, parents and carers elected as councillor­s
• Library to close for 10 weeks
• Museum preserves story of 21st century whisky industry
• Drop in wealth for billionair­es in Scotland
• TIMES PAST Memories of 1972 success for Rangers
• Council must priortise repairing our awful roads
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Is my cat angry that we went on holiday?
• Dakota sets out to strike Gold again at York
• Matthew Lindsay Neilson has chance to cap revival at Hampden
• Ball in Warriors’ court but Wilson goes on offensive
• Blair looks to balance emotions as pumped-up capital Side target discipline
• Thomas has wind in his sails in Tulsa as McIlroy’s opener is put to the test
• ‘Celtic can make own mark on Europe’
• McAlear provides Highland sting
• ‘We’re the Gretna this time’: Gordon ready for an underdog story
• Haring relishing Hearts high after plenty of lows on the Tynecastle rollercoas­ter
• Neilson hopes to make players into legends with prestige of trophy
• Van Bronckhors­t tasked with finding miracle cure for Seville hangover
• Arfield determined to make up for Falkirk Hampden heartbreak
• Rangers demand UEFA do better

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