Former GaydarRadio team set to launch new pop and dance station Jemm One in April
Several members of the team behind former station GaydarRadio are working with the Jemm Media Group to launch three new internet based music radio stations.
Poland: First gay and trans MPs take front-bench seats protesting former president’s anti-gay remarks
Polands first openly gay and trans lawmakers took front bench seats of the Polish parliament on Wednesday to protest against remarks made by a former president who said gay members should sit "behind a wall" in parliament.
Gary Lucy to reprise gay banker role in Eastenders
Actor Gary Lucy is to return to the cast of Eastenders later this year, after impressing bosses with his performance as gay banker Danny Pennant in September. He will be the soap's only gay character.
Australia: Lord Mayor pushes Russian ambassador on ‘unacceptable’ anti-gay law
Melbourne City Council may fly a member of the St Petersburg gay community to Australia to discuss conditions for gay people in the Russian city, following the implementation of anti-gay laws in the city.
US: Kiss-in protest planned against mall which ejected gay couple for kissing on the cheek
A kiss-in is to take place on Saturday at a California shopping centre after a security guard allegedly asked a gay couple to leave for kissing each other on the cheek and holding hands.
Poland: Ex-president Lech Walesa defends anti-gay remarks by saying 95% agree with him
Lech Walesa, the former President of Poland continues to resist calls and petitions to apologise for his anti-gay comments, and says he has received supportive letters from Polish citizens.
Comment: PinkNews founder Benjamin Cohen’s Radio 4 broadcast is not blasphemous
Hannah Buchanan has defended the decision of Benjamin Cohen, the founder of PinkNews, to liken the treatment of gay people in Britain to the crucifixion of Christ in a Radio 4 Easter programme to be broadcast at 8:45pm tonight.
Florida: 12 charged in connection with the hazing death of gay student Robert Champion
Twelve former members of Florida A&M's university marching band have been charged with manslaughter over the death of a gay student.
UK: 22 cases of LGBT people made to enter into forced marriages in 2012
Figures from the government’s Forced Marriage Unit show there were 22 cases of forced marriage involving victims who identified themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender last year.
Top civil rights lawyer says she feels ‘huge compassion’ for Cardinal Keith O’Brien
One of Britain's most senior lawyers has said that she feels a "huge compassion" for Cardinal Keith O'Brien who was accused of sexual misconduct.
