First Ministers Questions returns after summer recess. Edinburgh, UK.

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Edinburgh, UK. 5 September 2019.
Pictured: (left) James Kelly MSP asking:
The scenes that we witnessed in Govan on Friday night were unacceptable and shocking. Bigotry and intolerance have no place in a modern progressive society. In reacting to those events, we all have a responsibility to be careful about our language and tone. In response to Lord McConnell’s comments that more can be done to tackle sectarianism, what is being done to work with parties across Parliament and with groups across Scotland to tackle bigotry and intolerance? (Right) Rhoda Grant MSP.
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Edinburgh, UK. 5 September 2019.<br />
Pictured: (left) James Kelly MSP asking:<br />
The scenes that we witnessed in Govan on Friday night were unacceptable and shocking. Bigotry and intolerance have no place in a modern progressive society. In reacting to those events, we all have a responsibility to be careful about our language and tone. In response to Lord McConnell’s comments that more can be done to tackle sectarianism, what is being done to work with parties across Parliament and with groups across Scotland to tackle bigotry and intolerance? (Right) Rhoda Grant MSP.<br />
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