Monday headlines: OAP Rangers fan in tears and Sam Heughan in Glasgow

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Welcome to the Daily Record's Monday briefing.The top stories you need to know today include the Scots grandad tearing up after getting tickets to the Europa final, a family in Fife 'hysterical' after a devastating fire, and Outlander star Sam Heughan spotted in Glasgow.Here are the latest headlines from Scotland and beyond.A Scots grandad was left in tears after being given tickets to see his beloved Rangers in Seville - 50 years after watching them lift the European Cup Winners' Cup.Jimmy Gilbert’s heartfelt reaction was caught on camera after his family surprised him with the “gold dust” briefs at his Neilston home in East Renfrewshire on Sunday night.The 72-year-old flew out to Malaga from Prestwick Airport on Monday with son-in-law Stephen Birtwhistle and grandson Alfie Lavelle, 11.Read more.

A family has been left with absolutely nothing after their house was completely destroyed in a devastating caravan fire. Andrea Loughrey, 51, and husband John, 53, say they are "still in shock" after their home in Kilmux Park in the village of Kennoway, Fife, was burnt out on Friday evening.

Fire crews were called to the property after the blaze spread from a neighbour's caravan at around 5pm.At the height of the incident, six fire engines were in attendance, with water being pumped overhead onto the house.Read more.

Sam Heughan was spotted at one of Glasgow's most popular restaurants as he enjoyed a chilled Sunday lunch.The Outlander star was spotted enjoying a glass of fizz at Crabshakk Botanics this afternoon in between work commitments.The Vinicombe Street eatery, which opened in April, is run by the same people who own one of the west end's most beloved seafood restaurants, Crabshakk in Finnieston.Read more.