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More than 60 languages spoken at Dundee primary schools
Pupils at Dundee primary schools speak more than 60 languages, a survey has found. (...)
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Many lose out in the great Dalai Lama tickets rush
Tickets to see the Dalai Lama in Dundee sold out within hours as early risers queued through the city streets. (...)
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Dundee University 'honoured' to welcome Dalai Lama to city
The Dalai Lama will make a historic visit to Dundee this year to deliver a lecture on the importance of love and compassion. (...)
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Dr Nigel Peyton installed as Bishop of Brechin
Church bells echoed through Dundee as the new Bishop of Brechin was consecrated and installed at St Paul's Cathedral. (...)
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Jim Murphy says UK is not ready to elect a Catholic Prime Minister
A Scottish Labour MP has ruled himself out as a future Prime Minister — because he's a Catholic. (...)
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Archaeologists dig into the secrets of the Picts at Fortingall
Archaeologists are hoping to uncover the secrets of one of Scotland's earliest places of Christian worship. (...)
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Thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses enjoy 'successful' convention in Perth
Thousands of people attended the annual Jehovah's Witnesses Convention at McDiarmid Park in Perth at the weekend. (...)
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Imam calls for 'inter-faith dialogue' after attack on Muslim woman
A representative of Fife's muslim community has called for more inter-faith dialogue to raise awareness of other cultures. (...)
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Reports of religious hate crimes triple in Fife
A sharp rise in the number of religious hate crimes recorded in Fife in the past year has been put down to improved reporting systems in place across the region. (...)
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Tayside's religious hate record revealed as anti-sectarian legislation prepared
Religious hate crimes have been reported to Tayside Police at an average rate of one each month since the start of 2009, according to new figures released by the force. (...)
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'The show's about creating debate' — Richard Herring discusses Christ on a Bike
Having already caused ructions with his show Hitler Moustache, which saw him sport a fuhrer-style nostril tickler, Richard Herring is stirring up more controversy with his current Christ on a Bike tour. The comedian famous for his intelligent, thought-provoking humour tells Jack McKeown why he believes Christians should not judge — lest they be judged. (...)
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Professor David Myers delivers James Gregory lecture on science and religion
Pupils were challenged to ponder psychology and religion when they were visited by an eminent social psychologist. (...)
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Largo churches' Bible readathon sets Scots record
Two Fife churches have read all 1189 chapters of the King James Bible in a week — setting a Scottish record. (...)
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Sacking of the Rev Michael Erskine not taken lightly
St Andrews Presbytery has denied allegations it caved in to pressure from the Church of Scotland to sack adulterous clergyman, the Rev Mike Erskine. (...)
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Christians converge in Dundee ahead of Professor John Lennox talk
Hundreds of people from across the country attended a conference on Christianity held in the renovated St Peter's Free Church, which now operates the Solas Centre for Public Christianity. (...)
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Karam Singh Bhachu
The president of Dundee Sikh Gurdwara, Mr Karam Singh Bhachu, has died peacefully, aged 82. (...)
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Dundee MP presses David Cameron for Iranian Baha'i action
A Dundee MP has called on Prime Minister David Cameron to act on behalf of a group of Iranian prisoners who have been jailed for their religious beliefs. (...)
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Pope's visit: the message remains the same
The man may be different but the message is the same. That is the belief of Diocese of Dunkeld chancellor Malcolm Veal on Pope Benedict XVI's state visit to Scotland on Thursday. (...)
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WWF villain Ted DiBiase on wrestling life's demons
To legions of wrestling fans around the world he is the Million Dollar Man — an arrogant villain remembered for his feuds with the likes of Hulk Hogan in the 80s heyday of the World Wrestling Federation. Nowadays, however, Ted DiBiase has swapped pile-drivers for prayer meetings. Ahead of appearances in Dundee and Blairgowrie this weekend, he tells David Clegg about the conflicts between being a wrestling bad guy and a devout Christian. (...)
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Perth hosts 8000 Jehovah's Witnesses
The Fair City has welcomed 8000 Jehovah's Witnesses from across the country for the annual three-day convention. (...)
