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Hate Crime Security Fund Launched

Hate Crime Security Fund Launched Published: Part of: A £500,000 fund will help places of worship to take security measures against hate crime. Faith communities can apply for grants from the Hate Crime Security Fund, developed by the Scottish Government in partnership with Police Scotland. Social Justice Secretary Shona Robison said: “The Hate Crime Security Fund will help ensure faith communities in Scotland most vulnerable to hate crime are supported to worship in safety. “Scotland is an inclusive and tolerant nation, but our society is not immune from the threat of prejudice and hate. “Places of worship should be places of peace and sanctuary and our faith communities should feel safe and secure when they visit them.”

Rangers fans claim double standards over Glasgow chaos as over 17,000 in 24 hrs back call for Humza Yousaf to go

Rangers fans claim double standards over Glasgow chaos as over 17,000 in 24 hrs back call for Humza Yousaf to go
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Off-duty police officer fined after being caught partying at George Square Rangers rammy

Off-duty police officer fined after being caught partying at George Square Rangers rammy Constable Ross Fowler is also facing disciplinary action after he was pictured in the middle of the George Square during the city centre rammy. Updated Constable Ross Fowler, in the blue top, can be scene celebrating at square Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.

Rangers challenge sectarian singing video claims

BBC News Published image copyrightSNS Rangers has challenged the validity of a video which appears to show an anti-Catholic chant at an event with players at Ibrox. Police Scotland said it is examining social media footage which is claimed to show sectarian singing in a lounge at the stadium on Saturday. Rangers said they were concerned that an attempt to discredit players had been taken as genuine . The club had just won their first Scottish Premiership title in a decade. Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf told the BBC he was disgusted and said if the footage was genuine then those involved should be booted out of the club .

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