The Green Moment
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The Green Moment

The Saturday Scene: $200 billion for war, and a trans woman makes parliament
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: $200 billion for war, and a trans woman makes parliament

Lost BBC documentary on homosexuality brought back to life nearly 70 years on
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Lost BBC documentary on homosexuality brought back to life nearly 70 years on

Trump laughed when briefed that Iran's new supreme leader may be gay, reports claim
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Trump laughed when briefed that Iran's new supreme leader may be gay, reports claim

Comedian Dian Cathal brings bold new tour to the UK this spring
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Comedian Dian Cathal brings bold new tour to the UK this spring

Police Scotland scraps self-ID guidance and will now record biological sex
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Police Scotland scraps self-ID guidance and will now record biological sex

“We’ve always been here”: How a lost 1960s queer novel found its way back
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“We’ve always been here”: How a lost 1960s queer novel found its way back

The Saturday Scene: Trans healthcare, Senegal's crackdown, and the BBC pulls the plug
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: Trans healthcare, Senegal's crackdown, and the BBC pulls the plug

The Saturday Scene: hate crime law, the Black Cap, and a word on Trump
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: hate crime law, the Black Cap, and a word on Trump

YouTube thumbnail for the Still Here podcast showing Helmut Metzner in a blue suit and bow tie beside host Leslie Clarke wearing headphones. Bold text reads “Progress Is Never Permanent”.
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Still Here: Helmut Metzner reflects on memory, politics and LGBTQ+ rights

Michelin Star for Brighton as LGBTQ+ Hospitality Champion Rafael Cagali honoured
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Michelin Star for Brighton as LGBTQ+ Hospitality Champion Rafael Cagali honoured

Portrait of Helmut Metzner, Chair of the Federal Magnus Hirschfeld Foundation, wearing a blue suit, white shirt and patterned bow tie, standing against a plain light background.
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Helmut Metzner on memory, visibility and the fragility of progress