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Ricky Gervais defends targeting trans communities - "I think I'm right"

Ricky Gervais defends targeting trans communities - "I think I'm right"

In a recent interview on BBC’s This Cultural Life, host John Wilson challenged Ricky Gervais over his tendency to target marginalised communities, including trans people, in his stand-up. Gervais replied: “That’s probably true, but that’s because I think I’m right”. He further emphasised that “no subject

Senior Tory figure shares TikTok mocking 'Stranger Things' coming out scene

Senior Tory figure shares TikTok mocking 'Stranger Things' coming out scene

The chair of the Ashford Conservative Party Association posted a video which appears to ridicule a gay coming out moment from Stranger Things

Brighton Palace Pier put up for sale

Brighton Palace Pier put up for sale

Brighton Palace Pier has been placed on the market by its owners, Brighton Pier Group, which acquired the pier in 2016 for £18million. The Grade II* listed landmark, which stretches 1,722 feet into the English Channel, is being sold for an undisclosed sum, though industry sources suggest the deal

Great beer without the booze: Queer Brewing launches new 0.5% hazy IPA

Great beer without the booze: Queer Brewing launches new 0.5% hazy IPA

The UK’s queer- and trans-owned brewery Queer Brewing has launched a brand new alcohol-free beer with a clear message: alcohol-free beer isn’t just for Dry January. Brighter, Bolder is Queer Brewing’s latest addition to their alcohol-free lineup - a 0.5% hazy IPA, designed to deliver full

The key moments that defined the queer community in 2025

The key moments that defined the queer community in 2025

Throughout 2025, we have seen a series of political, legal and cultural developments shape the experiences of queer people across the UK. From the Supreme Court ruling in April, to financial struggles hitting key Pride events, the year was marked by moments that had an impact on the daily life,

Grindr thefts leave men facing debt and trauma as two men jailed in London

Grindr thefts leave men facing debt and trauma as two men jailed in London

Two men, Rahmat Khan Mohammadi, 23, and Mohammed Bilal Hotak, 21, have been jailed after using Grindr to commit dozens of offences against unsuspecting gay men, leaving victims feeling targeted for their sexuality and vulnerabilities.

Andy Burnham apologises for "past homophobic persecution" of LGBTQ+ people by Greater Manchester Police

Andy Burnham apologises for "past homophobic persecution" of LGBTQ+ people by Greater Manchester Police

Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, has apologised for the "past homophobic persecution" of LGBTQ+ people by Greater Manchester Police (GMP). In a letter to LGBTQ+ rights campaigner Peter Tatchell, the Mayor acknowledged that LGBTQ+ people in Greater Manchester were subjected to “unacceptable discrimination” by GMP and apologised

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