Glasgow Times - 2022-11-26

• Glasgow’s Elfingrove forced to shut over ‘ technical issue’
• Sturgeon would ‘ love’ to double a key benefit
• Dozens of people protest for person to be ‘ removed’
• Council tells charity it ‘ can’t provide building for homeless food kitchen’
• Charity to hold talks over community centre lease
• Police attacked by quad bike riders
• Plans for eight blocks of ‘ affordable’ flats
• Recycling bins could be taken away due to contaminat­ion
• ‘ Remarkable achievemen­t’ of city shipbuider­s is hailed
• Taxi drivers ‘ facing challenges’ over low emission zone
• More than 50k payback order hours completed
• Commonweal­th champion swimmer bids to make a splash with the police
• Midwives in Scotland to be consulted on latest pay offer
• Greens will keep delivering local action while world leaders fail
• Probe call after councillor quits
• IN THE WORLD TODAY
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• More questions than answers on indy bid
• ‘ Experience­d’ Busselton to fly flag for Ireland
• Smith focused on promise of future, not past trauma
• Deja vu all over again as clubs swap venues
• Lawrie urges caution despite Edinburgh’s status as favourites
• Iran remind world of football’s power for good with victory
• Star- studded USA serve notice to rest of the world with stalemate
• Van Gaal left frustrated as ‘ better’ Ecuador prosper
• BIG MAN ON CAMPUS
• As Rangers look for their new manager, what really matters?
• Why young de f ender’s har sh Ranger s les sons will make him s tr onger
• Five priorities on new manager’s to- do list ...
• How Ange ‘ changed everything’ f or the S ydney Cit y CSC
• Steakhouse surrealism and the walk of shame

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