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Scottish Tory councillor faces backlash for comments on anti-sectarianism charity

A SCOTTISH Tory councillor is facing criticism after described an anti-sectarianism seminar as a “load of old tosh”.

The National (Scotland)

Paisley pupils unite to send anti-sectarian message with mural project

The students collaborated to create the powerful artwork in the town.

Daily Record

Orange walks on the rise but marches moving out of Glasgow, investigation finds

Glasgow still tops the Sunday National's rankings for the most Orange walks - but the city has seen a drop in the number registered overall

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King William wine branding deemed 'divisive and inflammatory' by watchdog

KING William Fortified Wine has been told to amend its branding after a watchdog deemed it to be “divisive and inflammatory”.

The National (Scotland)

St Mirren stars help local primary pupils kick bigotry into touch

St Mirren have teamed up with Nil By Mouth and Erskine school kids to deliver the message that football is a game for all.

Daily Record

Hard hitting anti-sectarianism campaign hits the streets of Dumbarton

Nil by Mouth has launched the ‘Writing on the Wall’ campaign which will run across high streets in the west of Scotland with the aim of encouraging people to report incidents they see, and to push for those convicted of hate crimes to be forced to scrub walls clean of…

Daily Record

Positivity prevails as Mental Health and Wellbeing League nears exciting finale

The competition aims to support recovery and tackle stigmas associated with mental health.

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Northern Irish striker Kyle Lafferty banned for ten games over sectarian comment

Lafferty apologised for his actions in a statement issued by his club Kilmarnock

Irish Mirror

Kyle Lafferty reacts to 10-game ban as former Rangers striker says sectarian comment 'out of order'

The former Rangers striker has bene under investigation for the comment made earlier this season and has now said sorry with big punishment being given to him.

Glasgow Live

Kyle Lafferty banned for 10 games over use of sectarian language

The Kilmarnock and Northern Ireland striker has voiced his regret at the incident

Belfast Live

Kyle Lafferty hit with 10-game ban as Kilmarnock striker apologises after sectarian comment

The 35-year-old was sent home from Northern Ireland's camp after a clip appeared on social media of a sectarian comment made by him, and a club investigation was subsequently launched.

Daily Record

Kyle Lafferty handed ten-game ban for sectarian slur video

KYLE LAFFERTY has been slapped with ten-game ban by the Scottish FA.

The National (Scotland)

Kilmarnock striker Kyle Lafferty hit with 'substantial fine' after alleged sectarian comment

He was sent home from Northern Ireland duty after a clip appeared on social media of an alleged sectarian comment made by him, and a club investigation was subsequently launched.

Daily Record

Kyle Lafferty given 'substantial fine' over alleged use of sectarian language in video

Kilmarnock issued a statement on Thursday.

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Kyle Lafferty breaks 'sectarian' comment silence as Kilmarnock hit striker with fine after SFA charge

The incident occurred while the former Rangers striker was on international duty with Northern Ireland.

The National (Scotland)

Kyle Lafferty admits sectarian comment as Kilmarnock issue 'substantial fine' and engage Nil By Mouth

The club said: "Kilmarnock Football Club has concluded its investigation into an alleged comment made by Kyle Lafferty which was circulated…

Daily Record

Bigots plaster Dumbarton football pitch in vile anti-Catholic stickers before charity tournament

The sectarian messages were stuck on signs and fencing around East End Park - the host venue for Dumbarton Harp’s annual seven-a-side tournament on Saturday, which helped collect supplies for foodbank West Dunbartonshire Community Foodshare.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire pupils are on the ball with Scottish Women's FA Cup visit

The event was organised by the Nil By Mouth charity.

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