Article: Welsh-English racism concern.(News)

Article: 'Incomer' charts history of anti-English racism
The Scotsman;  January 19, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... life only to spend much of their time bemoaning the fact that they feel unwelcome - even that they are victims of anti-English racism -she has just produced an eloquent defence of Scottish hostility in the face of what she describes as "English ignorance ...

Article: Scots are warned of anti-English racism.(News)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland);  June 3, 2006 ;     570 words ...THE World Cup must not be used by Scotland fans as an excuse for anti-English racism, an equality watchdog warned yesterday. The Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) Scotland said it had already received complaints ...

Article: Soc: Dublin hits out over English 'racism'
AAP Sports News (Australia);  August 20, 2003 ;     244 words ...00-00-0000 Soc: Dublin hits out over English 'racism' LONDON, Aug 19 AFP - Aston Villa forward Dion Dublin believes English football is institutionally racist. Dublin claims black ...

Article: Don't let Cup kick off anti-English racism
Evening News - Scotland;  June 2, 2006 ;     338 words ...THE World Cup is no excuse for anti-English racism, Scots were warned today. With just a week to go before the tournament, the Commission for Racial Equality said it had already ...

Article: ENGLISH RACISM CHARGE FOR FAN; Scot accused after ...
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  November 27, 2002 ;     667 words ...Byline: JACK MATHIESON Exclusive A SCOTS football fan has been charged with racially abusing English supporters. Police took the unusual step after trouble broke out at Stranraer's home match against Berwick Rangers. Visiting fans, including women and children, were pelted with coins as passions

Article: Irish butt of English racism for more than eight ...
The Independent - London;  March 20, 1996 ;     700+ words ...Anti-Irish racism is as old as the 12th century: it is not the result of IRA terrorism, says a study published yesterday. Even Irish jokes go back at least to the 16th century and chroniclers as long ago as 1187 were attacking the Irish for their filth and ignorance. Dr Mary Hickman, director of

Article: Connolly blames SNP for rise in anti-English racism
Scotland on Sunday;  June 27, 1999 ;     535 words ...BILLY Connolly last night provoked a political row by blaming the SNP for growing anti-English feeling in Scotland. The comedian also dismissed the new Scottish parliament as "a joke", claiming it did nothing more than add another level of government. Connolly said of the SNP: "They know damn fine