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Amsterdam celebrates 25 years of same-sex marriage!

Amsterdam celebrates 25 years of same-sex marriage!

Amsterdam has celebrated a landmark moment in LGBTQ+ history, marking 25 years since the world’s first legally recognised same‑sex marriages were conducted in the Dutch capital. Since the Dutch law came into force in 2001, more than 36,000 same-sex couples have married in the Netherlands, according to

Camberwell Space to celebrate seven years of Queer Youth Art Collective with new exhibition

Camberwell Space to celebrate seven years of Queer Youth Art Collective with new exhibition

Camberwell Space, the public gallery at Camberwell College of Arts, is set to open What Was, What Is, What Could Be, a new exhibition marking seven years of the Queer Youth Art Collective (QYAC). The show runs from 2–22 April 2026 and highlights the work of the UK’s

Sara Cox reported to replace Scott Mills as BBC Eurovision commentator

Sara Cox reported to replace Scott Mills as BBC Eurovision commentator

Reports have surfaced that BBC Radio 2 presenter Sara Cox will take over from Scott Mills as part of it the channel's broadcasting team for 2026. The change comes after Mills’ contract with the corporation was brought to an abrupt end this week due to a historic relationship

EU urged to ban “harmful and dangerous” conversion therapy by Irish MEP

EU urged to ban “harmful and dangerous” conversion therapy by Irish MEP

An Irish Member of the European Parliament (MEP) has called on the European Union to introduce a comprehensive ban on conversion therapy, warning that the practice continues to harm LGBTQ+ people across Europe. Maria Walsh, who represents a large constituency in the west and north‑west of Ireland, issued the

Reform UK's Scottish leader claims ‘fake outrage’ after making 'homophobic' George Michael joke

Reform UK's Scottish leader claims ‘fake outrage’ after making 'homophobic' George Michael joke

Reform UK’s Scottish leader, Malcolm Offord, is facing mounting criticism after defending what he described as “fake outrage” over a resurfaced joke about late pop star George Michael - a joke he has admitted was “probably” homophobic. The remarks were made during a Burns Night speech at the London

LGBT Foundation launches national campaign celebrating everyday LGBTQ+ joy

LGBT Foundation launches national campaign celebrating everyday LGBTQ+ joy

LGBT Foundation has issued a nationwide call for LGBTQ+ people and their allies to share the moments of everyday joy, hope and unity that define their lives. The charity is inviting stories from across the UK as part of a new campaign designed to highlight the ordinary but powerful experiences

Billy Porter warns that Black, queer artists are being “squeezed out” in Trump’s America

Billy Porter warns that Black, queer artists are being “squeezed out” in Trump’s America

Actor, singer, and LGBTQ trailblazer Billy Porter has issued a stark warning that creative opportunities for Black and queer artists are “slowly drying up” under President Donald Trump’s cultural agenda. Speaking at a series of high‑profile protests in Washington, D.C., Porter's remarks have amplified fears

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