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#SaferToBeMe: UK’s first global LGBTQ+ human rights summit taking place this week

#SaferToBeMe: UK’s first global LGBTQ+ human rights summit taking place this week

Lead Picture: #SaferToBeMe unveiling event Newcastle Lit & Phil building 20 February 2025. Photo credit: Haydn Brown 2025 The UK’s first ever global LGBTQ+ human rights summit, #SaferToBeMe, is taking place in Newcastle-Gateshead, North East England, bringing together hundreds of delegates from over 40 countries. This gathering will focus

Emerging Swiss-Indian singer BombayMami releases new single, Curse

Emerging Swiss-Indian singer BombayMami releases new single, Curse

"When someone can’t see your worth, you stop running back and start putting yourself first."

Police watchdog faces bias allegations over Pride support

Police watchdog faces bias allegations over Pride support

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), the UK’s police watchdog, is facing a legal challenge from a 'free speech campaigner' who claims its support for Pride events undermines its impartiality. The move has sparked concern among LGBTQ+ advocates, who see the case as part of a

INTERVIEW: Tayris Mongardi on paying homage to black female pop culture and upcoming post-Drag Race homecoming show

INTERVIEW: Tayris Mongardi on paying homage to black female pop culture and upcoming post-Drag Race homecoming show

Long-acting injectable PrEP approved for use on NHS in England and Wales

Long-acting injectable PrEP approved for use on NHS in England and Wales

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has approved the first long-acting injectable form of HIV prevention for use on the NHS in England and Wales. The treatment, administered every two months, offers a vital alternative to daily oral PrEP tablets, which some individuals are unable to take

EHRC accused of ‘bullying’ government to push through "harmful and unworkable proposals"

EHRC accused of ‘bullying’ government to push through "harmful and unworkable proposals"

The government was urged in the House of Lords last night not to let themselves be “bullied by the EHRC” as a row erupted between the regulator and the government over their intervention - publicly pressuring Equality Minister Bridget Phillipson to stop scrutinising proposals and accept them immediately. The Equality

Manchester Pride organisers issue statement after performers and suppliers claim they haven't been paid

Manchester Pride organisers issue statement after performers and suppliers claim they haven't been paid

Manchester Pride has issued a statement following mounting claims from performers and suppliers that they are still awaiting payment for their work at the 2025 festival, held in August. Several artists, including drag performer Saki Yew of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, have publicly voiced frustration over unpaid fees, citing

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