Glasgow Times - 2022-04-29

• Festival founder calls for ban on single-use cups
• Save up to 70% on food by rescuing ‘magic bags’
• FM insists her party will bring communitie­s back together
• ‘MYTHOLOGY GROWN UP’ OVER EQUAL PAY DISPUTE
• Glasgow Tory leader says Boris Johnson should resign
• Police begin dig in search for murdered woman’s remains
• McGarry ‘took refuge in toilet’ when police searched her home
• Man tagged following laser issue at cemetery
• Woman stole £5000 from vulnerable OAP
• Carer attempted to get woman to bite her hand
• Six arrested for drugs and weapons during police op to cut crime
• Former Ferguson Marine workers allowed ‘to speak to watchdog about ferries’
• War memorial in capital gets solar panels
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• IN THE WORLD TODAY
• TV favourite delivers advice on home tech
• Curtain designs draw on style to block the sun
• Are you sitting comfortabl­y?
• Sixties interior styles refuse to fa fa fade away
• Commitment­s must be made by councillor­s in Glasgow
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Power outage as jockey sets up for his last ride
• Graeme McGarry Viaplay anger revives issue of free-to-air Scotland games
• Murray ready to rock as his side return to post-season
• Stokes ‘honoured’ to be England captain after Root departure
• McWatt wants mat finish
• Marathon woman
• Morrison keeps close to leaders at Catalunya
• Ruthven rings the changes in bid for first win
• Wilson relies on Weir to take Bulls by the horns
• Tiffoney set to miss play-off decider
• Diehard Don Barron sure side will survive
• Abada hails ‘big brother’ Bitton for helping him to flying start
• Aribo crowded out as lack of striker tells for Rangers
• ANGELINO PROVIDES A BITTER END
• Rangers ratings
• Tavernier admits pain at late goal in Leipzig
• Down but not out

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