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The Interfaith Glasgow organisation has expressed fears for the future of the museum amid the coronavirus pandemic.

A Belfast rugby club is thought to be the first in the sport in Northern Ireland to appoint a humanist chaplain.

The charter seeks to “challenge organisations” to make progress in supporting Muslim sportsmen and women, with signatories pledging to “create positive change”.

Heir to the throne receives CCJ’s Bridge Award at ceremony attended by Chief Rabbi Mirvis, in recognition of his work promoting stronger relations between communities

New research reveals that children are being taught about the atrocities at a younger age, requiring teachers to ‘soften’ their approach

This could be ‘a landmark case for the rights of non-religious people’.

Tala Halawa, the BBC journalist who was found to have tweeted ‘Hitler was right’, is out at the Corporation.

Calls for the Scottish Government to allow religious services to take place across Scotland with the same social distancing and face covering rules that apply in hospitality.

Lindsay van Dijk has been appointed to head up the chaplaincy and pastoral care team at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which provides person-centred pastoral and spiritual care.

The City of Edinburgh Council admitted that it had failed to take account of Destiny’s rights as protected by the European Convention on Human Rights.