Glasgow Times - 2021-05-14

• Commitment to opening all 170 venues
• BBC documentar­y on ‘superstar’ pastor
• PROTEST AGAINST UNI STAFF CHANGES
• CITY SENDS HOME OFFICE PACKING
• FIRST PERSON
• NOT A SINGLE DAY GOES BY THAT I DON’T MISS HER
• Testing operation to halt Covid rise in South Side
• £17m new homes boost
• Online safety law could help stop racist abuse of Old Firm footie stars
• Domestic violence high for women in jail
• Tragic loss of Grey Heron leaves sadness at park
• Touching and hugging is much needed part of life
• Soup kitchen at ‘breaking point’
• Former Gers pub could be flattened for flats
• Banned driver drove girlfriend to hospital
• Councillor­s band together to secure future of McVitie’s site
• Calls for main Govan roads to be redesigned
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• IN THE WORLD TODAY
• All you need to know about buying a listed building
• Easy ways to use garden plants to make favourite skincare products
• Five ways to change your outdoor space into a wonderful sanctuary
• TIMES PAST Drama for neighbours when river banks burst
• Sturgeon’s SNP must put Scotland first over Indy bid
• With season all but over, Euro plans are in full swing
• MacIntyre justifies his top billing at The Belfry
• Harley insists Glasgow must improve discipline ahead of derby
• Schoeman happy to wait for Scotland
• Tale of two matches as Swiatek and Barty win
• Murray sees the positives after bowing out in Rome
• Burke keen to pull off another escape
• Hibs move an easy decision for Mackay
• COLTS FROM THE BLUE
• GOLDEN BROWN
• Forrest hopes to make it on Clarke’s list for Euro 2020
• Easter Road finale a happy twist of fate for departing Celtic skipper
• POLSTER BOY
• Polster: Patterson can scale greater heights following Breakthrou­gh season
• Hastie targets place in Rangers side on return
• St Johnstone and Hibs to have just 300 fans for final

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