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The Scotsman RESEARCHERS from across Scotland are cooperating on a major initiative to analyse the importance of religion within modern within Scottish culture and society.

Herald Scotland - Martin Williams (Senior News Reporter) CELTIC have warned that flagship anti-sectarianism legislation has led to a "sense of discrimination" across Scottish football and prevented the club from tackling the behaviour of supporters.

Scottish Express - Kerry Gill CONTROVERSIAL laws aimed at stamping out bigotry and sectarian chants at football matches will remain in force at least until late summer of 2015, a Scottish Government minister insisted yesterday.

BBC News An early review of controversial laws on cutting religious sectarian abuse at football games would be nonsensical, the minister in charge has said.

STV News Holding an early review of controversial laws intended to stamp out religious sectarian abuse at football matches would be nonsensical, according to a Scottish Government minister.

Scotsman Transport police are searching for a group of men who sang sectarian songs on a busy train.

Scotsman - Gareth Rose Ministers have been accused by campaigners of not taking a tough line against football’s “persistent failure” to tackle sectarianism.

Herald Scotland Almost £1 million is to be given to community groups to stage plays, workshops and lessons to tackle sectarianism.

STV News A Glasgow theatre is to be given £400,000 to host plays and workshops about sectarianism.

A further £861,558 is to be invested in community projects to tackle sectarianism across Scotland.
Community Safety Minister, Roseanna Cunningham, announced the funding as the Scottish Government published its response to the report of the independent Advisory Group on Tackling Sectarianism.

Herald Scotland - Martin Williams Ireland's Edinburgh-based diplomat has called for more to be done to stamp out the "lingering" stain of sectarianism in Scotland.