Thank you for coming back for another week of news that we're going to cover together. Compared to last week's doom and gloom, this week feels
Ladies and gentleman, theys and thems, welcome to the Brighton & Hove residents' community corner series celebrating our city’s bold drag artists, boundary breaking performers and a new
What does it feel like to inherit the most famous Green seat in Britain? Siân Berry, MP for Brighton Pavilion and successor to Caroline Lucas, sits down with Leslie Clarke to talk about the rise of the Green Party and what it means to be at the heart of it.
But look closely at the numbers, and a very different story emerges; one about statistical illiteracy, convenient framing, and the way data can be weaponised without a single figure being wrong.
Dominik Krause has been elected mayor of Munich, becoming the city's first openly gay mayor and the first Green Party politician to lead one of Germany's
When I walked into the Sea Serpents’ 10th anniversary celebration, at The Old Ship Hotel in Brighton, the atmosphere was instantly electric - the kind of buzz that only happens
Six local choirs at the top of their form - what more could you ask for at Brighton’s World AIDS Day concert raising funds for Lunch Positive, such a
But look closely at the numbers, and a very different story emerges; one about statistical illiteracy, convenient framing, and the way data can be weaponised without a single figure being wrong.
Mariah Carey’s rhinestone-embellished 'Protect the Dolls' jacket was worn at this year‘s Brighton & Hove Pride
Pride in Labour, a group “championing LGBTQ+ rights within the Labour Party”, has expressed “serious concerns” about the endorsement from the Labour Government of Dr Mary-Ann Stephenson to lead the
The UK Government has announced its new HIV Action Plan aimed at eliminating new HIV transmissions in England by 2030. Unveiled on World AIDS Day by Health and Social Care
Crawley LGBT CIC has announced two major milestones in its growth: a new name, Sussex LGBT CIC, and structure designed to better serve LGBTQ+ people across Crawley, Horsham and the
Two brothers have gone on trial accused of murdering a civil servant more than 40 years ago during a violent spree targeting lone gay men in north London. Michael Stewart,
Jill Biden placed a $35,000 (£28,000) bid for a walk‑on role in the hit queer hockey drama Heated Rivalry during a high‑profile LGBTQ charity auction in
Europe’s highest court has delivered a landmark ruling against Hungary’s 2021 “anti‑LGBTI propaganda” law, intensifying pressure on opposition leader Péter Magyar to show that his pro‑EU
Crowds chanted "Our Body – Our Rights," with multiple speakers describing the bill as both inhumane and a violation of fundamental rights.
At a time when transgender young people face growing uncertainty about their rights and safety, East Lothian's approach offers a practical, legally grounded model that other Scottish — and UK — councils could look to replicate.
Anti LGBTQ activist and former police officer Gordon Downey has been sentenced after pleading guilty to harassing Paul Bloomer – a serving police officer, between 27 August 2022 and 17 October 2024. The case was heard at Coleraine Magistrates Court, Northern Ireland on the 29 April 2025, by District
A new portrait of Terry Higgins is to be unveiled later today, Monday, 9 June, at PWSH in Cardiff, ahead of what would have been his 80th birthday on Tuesday.
