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Peter Tatchell banned from attending Palestine protests after being arrested at Palestine solidarity march

Peter Tatchell banned from attending Palestine protests after being arrested at Palestine solidarity march

Human rights and LGBTQ+ campaigner Peter Tatchell, aged 74, has been bailed “under investigation” to attend Charing Cross police station at 1pm on 1 March. His bail condition bans him from attending any Palestine protest. Mr Tatchell was arrested in Aldwych, at Saturday’s national Palestine solidarity march in London,

Pride in Education launches webinars to support LGBTQ+ history in schools

Pride in Education launches webinars to support LGBTQ+ history in schools

Pride in Education has announced a new programme of free professional development webinars aimed at helping educators build confidence and clarity around LGBTQ+ inclusion in the classroom. The sessions will run during LGBTQ+ History Month in February 2026 and Trans+ History Week from 4–10 May 2026. The organisation, which

Audience walks out as John Lithgow explains involvement in HBO’s forthcoming Harry Potter series

Audience walks out as John Lithgow explains involvement in HBO’s forthcoming Harry Potter series

John Lithgow’s comments criticising JK Rowling’s stance on trans rights prompted visible tension at the Rotterdam Film Festival, where at least one audience member walked out in protest. Speaking during a discussion surrounding his role as Albus Dumbledore in HBO’s forthcoming Harry Potter series, the 80-year-old actor

Jordan Chan raises £3,400 for Sussex Beacon and Terrence Higgins Trust with Red Ribbon Calendar

Jordan Chan raises £3,400 for Sussex Beacon and Terrence Higgins Trust with Red Ribbon Calendar

Jordan Chan has donated £1,700 to the Sussex Beacon after the successful sales of his Red Ribbon Calendar, created to raise money and awareness for HIV charities. Chan met with Sussex Beacon CEO Rachel Brett yesterday to hand over the funds, marking a standout moment in the campaign. Hundreds

Sussex Police & Crime Panel passes vote of no confidence in PCC Katy Bourne, who attended anti-migrant rally

Sussex Police & Crime Panel passes vote of no confidence in PCC Katy Bourne, who attended anti-migrant rally

The Sussex Police & Crime Panel has passed a vote of no confidence (10-4) in Conservative Police & Crime Commissioner (PCC) Katy Bourne, following controversy over her attendance at a protest against plans to house asylum seekers in Crowborough. The motion - tabled by Green Party councillor Paul Keene -

Peter Tatchell arrested at Palestine solitary march

Peter Tatchell arrested at Palestine solitary march

Human rights and LGBTQ+ campaigner Peter Tatchell was arrested at today’s national Palestine solidarity march in central London after police objected to a placard he was carrying. Tatchell’s sign read: “Globalise the intifada: Non-violent resistance. End Israel’s occupation of Gaza & West Bank”. He was detained on

New Tomodachi Life game introduces same‑sex relationships and non‑binary characters

New Tomodachi Life game introduces same‑sex relationships and non‑binary characters

Nintendo’s much‑loved life‑simulation franchise is taking a landmark step forward in LGBTQ+ representation. The forthcoming sequel, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream - due for release in April 2026 - will, for the first time in the series’ history, allow players to create Miis who are gay, bisexual,

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