Glasgow Times - 2022-06-09

• ‘Drunk laddie’ who smashed window comes forward
• Police say no threat to public over bus station ‘bomb scare’
• NEW-LOOK GARDEN
• Nursing vacancies in hospitals lead to staff warning of patient care
• ‘Our streets are not just for cars needing to park’
• Council finds solution to fix unsafe bridge
• Man assaulted officer after ‘unlawful arrest’
• Woman ‘stabbed man twice in chest accidental­ly’
• Man verbally abused cops before headbuttin­g them
• WORKMAN DUMPED 51 TONNES OF TYRES
• Daughter to join mum on charity walk in tribute to her late dad
• £1m school meal debt
• FURIOUS PARENTS TO PROTEST OVER PLAYPARK ‘LEFT TO ROT’
• Glasgow region in bid for freeport status with air, rail and sea plan
• Man accused of killing girl ‘supplied ecstasy to others’
• Boss is confident over mall’s future
• Boris should hang his head in shame
• Docks restoratio­n plan unveils houses and visitor centre
• Substation in ‘milestone’ for wind farm
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• IN THE WORLD TODAY
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• STAR’S MESSAGE
• DEBUT ROCK S FOR SUZIE
• COOKING UP A NEW CITY GEM
• Women went to remarkable lengths to secure their rights
• Replacing centre could end up being a bad move
• Scotland need to find striking solution to goals problem
• Sport on TV
• Raducanu on course to be fit for Wimbledon
• Nicholl hoping to have a ball
• Adlington and Sherringto­n going for more gold
• Scotland squad still holds Lion’s share of experience
• Neilson expecting big impact from new recruit
• Result just the ticket as Scotland start off on journey
• Ralston revels in first start while McKenna makes his Mark on Clarke’s side
• Ireland’s miserable start compounded by Ukraine
• CLARKE’S MEN BOUNCE BACK IN STYLE
• Scotland ratings
• Defender disappoint­ed not to have scored brace

Glasgow Times - 2022-06-08

Glasgow Times - 2022-06-10