Sign in Subscribe

Latest

Yoko Ono ‘believed John Lennon might have been gay’, Paul McCartney reveals

Yoko Ono ‘believed John Lennon might have been gay’, Paul McCartney reveals

Yoko Ono once told Sir Paul McCartney that she believed her late husband John Lennon “might have been gay”, the former Beatle has confirmed in a newly resurfaced interview. The comments resurfaced this week after Vanity Fair published, in full, a 2015 interview with McCartney to coincide with the release

NHS England halts new prescriptions of cross‑sex hormones for under-18s

NHS England halts new prescriptions of cross‑sex hormones for under-18s

NHS England has halted new prescriptions of cross‑sex hormones for under-18s, prompting significant concern among trans‑led organisations and healthcare equality campaigners who say the move risks further marginalising an already vulnerable group of young people. The pause follows a series of evidence reviews into testosterone and oestrogen use

Swindon & Wiltshire Pride secures £69,500 from National Lottery to explore county's LGBTQ+ history

Swindon & Wiltshire Pride secures £69,500 from National Lottery to explore county's LGBTQ+ history

A major new heritage project exploring two centuries of Wiltshire’s LGBTQ+ history is set to begin after Swindon & Wiltshire Pride secured a £69,500 grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. The scheme, titled We Were Always Here, aims to document the stories, struggles and achievements of LGBTQ+

King Charles III urged to apologise for "Britain’s export of anti-LGBTQ+ laws" to colonies

King Charles III urged to apologise for "Britain’s export of anti-LGBTQ+ laws" to colonies

On Commonwealth Day, Monday, 9 March, the Peter Tatchell Foundation will stage a protest outside Westminster Abbey as the Commonwealth service takes place, from 3pm calling for "urgent action" by King Charles III to address the legacy of anti-LGBTQ+ laws imposed during the British Empire. Fifty activists, including

Plaque linked to Brighton’s gay bikers club discovered at Sussex Beacon

Plaque linked to Brighton’s gay bikers club discovered at Sussex Beacon

A long‑forgotten plaque connected to Brighton’s historic gay bikers club, the Sussex Lancers, has unexpectedly resurfaced during garden repair works at the Sussex Beacon - and is believed to be the city’s earliest surviving AIDS‑related memorial. The discovery comes shortly after the opening of Sussex Lancers:

Green MP Hannah Spencer targeted by anti‑trans activists in Manchester

Green MP Hannah Spencer targeted by anti‑trans activists in Manchester

Green Party MP Hannah Spencer was escorted to safety by police on Sunday, 8 March after being aggressively confronted by anti‑trans activists during a rally in Manchester city centre. The incident, which unfolded in Piccadilly Gardens, came shortly after the newly elected Gorton and Denton MP addressed the launch

Emily Thornberry says Keir Starmer ‘in the wrong place’ on trans rights

Emily Thornberry says Keir Starmer ‘in the wrong place’ on trans rights

Senior Labour MP Dame Emily Thornberry has warned that Sir Keir Starmer has “ended up in the wrong place” on trans rights, arguing that the party has drifted away from its values and failed to stand up for one of society’s most vulnerable groups. Her comments, made on the

Consent Preferences