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Northern Irish chief for anti-bigotry body

THE chairman of the body promoting cultural and religious diversity in Northern Ireland will head a new group advising ministers on tackling bigotry in Scotland.

Duncan Morrow, who has been a member and chairman of the Community Relations Council for a decade, will be joined by leading academics and practitioners with experience of working with sectarianism and in communities.

These include Michael Rosie, a sceptic on sectarianism being a major issue in Scots society, whose role will be to challenge evidence.

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