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Rose Collis publishes new book 'Accidental Journalist'

Rose Collis publishes new book 'Accidental Journalist'

Earlier this year, Rose Collis noticed that the 40th anniversary of the start of her ‘accidental’ journalism career was coming up. So rather than publish a ‘memoir’ or just a selection of articles taken out of context, she felt that readers might be interested in what the great political journalist

Poll reveals 70% of trans people believe BBC News coverage is ‘hostile’

Poll reveals 70% of trans people believe BBC News coverage is ‘hostile’

A new poll commissioned by the Good Law Project has found that a majority of trans people in the UK view BBC News as hostile towards their community. According to the survey, 70% of trans respondents described the broadcaster’s coverage of trans issues as “hostile”, while only 5% considered

Impulse London to host World AIDS Day event honouring lives lost and celebrating power of community at Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Impulse London to host World AIDS Day event honouring lives lost and celebrating power of community at Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Ahead of World AIDS Day, Impulse London will unite the community for an evening of remembrance and celebration at one of the capital’s most iconic LGBTQ+ venues, the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, on Sunday, 30 November. The event, titled We Look Back, We Live On, promises a powerful mix of

Jonathan Bailey opens up about growing up gay: “I felt really scared and alone”

Jonathan Bailey opens up about growing up gay: “I felt really scared and alone”

Jonathan Bailey, star of Wicked and Bridgerton, has spoken candidly about the challenges he faced growing up gay in school, describing those years as marked by fear and isolation. In an exclusive conversation with Sky News, Bailey revealed: “I felt scared and I felt alone and I felt entirely limited

Moscow court convicts man accused of organising LGBTQ+ tours - a year after his death in custody

Moscow court convicts man accused of organising LGBTQ+ tours - a year after his death in custody

A Moscow court has posthumously found a travel agency owner guilty of organising “extremist activities” linked to Russia’s ban on the so-called “international LGBT movement”, nearly a year after he was found dead in police custody. The Golovinsky District Court ruled on Friday that Andrei Kotov, 48, who ran

Alan Cumming: ‘Art is protest - and queer lives are under threat’

Alan Cumming: ‘Art is protest - and queer lives are under threat’

From Hollywood glamour to Highland grit, Alan Cumming is returning to his roots with a mission.

Trans Awareness Week: Liberal Democrats reaffirm support for trans rights

Trans Awareness Week: Liberal Democrats reaffirm support for trans rights

The Liberal Democrats have used Trans Awareness Week to restate their commitment to equality for trans and non-binary people, highlighting what they describe as persistent barriers to healthcare, safety and legal recognition in the UK. The party points to figures suggesting that between 62 and 73% of trans people have

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