Attitude Magazine unveils Alan Turing cover: ‘The gay man who saved the world’
The late gay computer genius and World War II codebreaker Alan Turing was honoured with a posthumous award at the Attitude Awards yesterday evening.
Killer of gay man denied right to vote by UK Supreme Court
A prisoner serving a life sentence for the murder of a gay man should not be given the right to vote, the UK’s Supreme Court has ruled.
Moscow home of Dutch diplomat attacked with homophobic graffiti
A senior Dutch diplomat has been attacked at his home in the Russian capital by unknown assailants who scrawled the letters "LGBT" on a mirror.
Plymouth: Man to appeal homophobic crime sentence next week
A man jailed for repeatedly hurling homophobic abuse at his gay neighbours in Plymouth is to appeal his sentence next week.
UK: Gay Paralympic athlete prepared to risk prison by speaking out against Russia’s anti-gay laws
Para-equestrian rider Lee Pearson has said he will speak out against Russia’s anti-gay laws during the Russian Winter Games in Sochi.
Hillary Clinton: ‘We still have so far to go when it comes to helping those affected by HIV’
Collecting an award from the Elton John AIDS Foundation Hillary Clinton says "we still have so far to go" when it comes to helping those affected by HIV.
Cher, Alan Turing and Marc Almond honoured at Attitude Awards
The Attitude Awards took place this evening at the Royal Courts of Justice, as awards were given to Cher, Ellie Goulding, Alan Turing, Daniel Radcliffe and more.
US: New Jersey gay couples file brief to Supreme Court that waiting to marry is damaging
Equal marriage advocates have filed a brief with the New Jersey Supreme Court saying same-sex couples will be done more harm if they are not allowed to marry as of next week.
Speedo-clad Olympic diver Chris Mears takes to the decks for cruise liner magazine launch
Olympian Chris Mears appeared in his speedos at the launch party for two new on-board magazines for Cunard and P&O Cruises respectively, which took place at the Haymarket Hotel.
Gay US swimmer writes open letter to ‘proud, buff’ and ‘downright hot’ Vladimir Putin
An openly gay US swimmer has written an appeal for the world to not vilify Russia before the Sochi Winter Olympics and to Russian President Vladimir Putin to "lay off the literal bully pulpit" and "treat everyone with grace, compassion, and respect."
