British Transport Police are appealing for witnesses after a crowd sang sectarian songs on the Glasgow Queen Street to Perth train on Thursday, February 19.

Martin Williams has written in the Herald Scotland of a campaign supported by the official Rangers fans board, which will lobby First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to make the use of the word 'hun' illegal. This has followed the online abuse of pop singer Amy Macdonald.

The Scottish Professional Football League is to reassess its policy on fan behaviour in the recent rouse of criticism over the policy on sectarian singing.

ANTI-SECTARIAN charity 'Nil by Mouth' wants Scottish Professional Football League clubs to adopt UEFA's "liability rules" on offensive behaviour.

Scottish football has been advised to bring in stricter rules and punish clubs whose fans are involved in any offensive behaviour at matches.

Work recommended by Advisory Group is “most comprehensive study ever”.

The final of three reports examines the community impact of public processions.

The next presentation is on the report addressing Community Experiences of Sectarianism.

Today sees the research commissioned by Scottish Govenrment launched, first presented was the Scoltish Social Attitudes survey 2014.

New Scottish research projects led by young people get creative to tackle religious hatred

A group of young people from Inverclyde will perform a theatre piece about anti-sectarianism at the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday 24 February, as part of an innovative partnership between Scottish Youth Theatre and Inverclyde Community Development Trust. The event is hosted by MSP Hanzala Malik.

The Scottish Professional Football League is unlikely to take any disciplinary action against Celtic or Rangers in relation to the behaviour of supporters at the League Cup semi-final on February 1st.