Grants to be awarded to support Football v Homophobia campaign
The Football v Homophobia (FvH) campaign, supported by Football Against Racism in Europe (FARE) has launched a programme of small grants to combat homophobia in the sport during 2013.
Scientists say HIV therapeutic vaccine can temporarily improve the immune system
Scientists say they are impressed with the results of a therapeutic vaccine that can temporarily enable the immune system to deal more effectively with the HIV virus in infected patients.
Comment: A story about politics, friendship and equal marriage by a schoolboy
Writing for PinkNews.co.uk, Matthew Davies, a young college student in rural Hampshire explains how he previously felt unable to tell his friends to support equal marriage – until now.
US: Possible plea deal in anti-gay Family Research Council shooting case
Floyd Corkins, who is accused of carrying out a shooting at a US homophobic Christian lobby group, could be about to reach a plea deal.
US: Pentagon bans access to gay news websites
The United States Department of Defence has reportedly banned access to several gay media websites on its network of computers.
US: Anti-gay evangelist Scott Lively to stand trial for ‘crimes against humanity’
An anti-gay evangelist will face trial starting on Monday for the first sexuality-based lawsuit using a statute which allows foreign parties to sue in American courts.
West Ham’s Matt Jarvis: Gay footballers would find support and play better if they came out
West Ham footballer, Matt Jarvis, has appeared on the cover of Attitude magazine, and gave an interview saying gay footballers should come out, that they would be supported, and that they might even play better if they did.
Video: Vice President Joe Biden swears in first openly LGBT senator Tammy Baldwin
Democrat Tammy Baldwin has become the first openly gay politician to be sworn into the US Senate. On Thursday, the junior senator for Wisconsin swore the oath of office to US Vice-President Joe Biden.
Illinois: Senate Committee approves same-sex marriage bill
Although Democrats in the state of Illinois have delayed a full Senate vote that was planned for Thursday to make same-sex marriage legal, the Senate Committee approved the bill a few hours ago.
X Factor’s Rylan Clark banishes celebs to basement of Celebrity Big Brother House
The X-Factor finalist Ryan Clark found himself and jockey Frankie Dettori given the task of deciding which of their fellow Celebrity Big Brother contestants would join them in the main house and which would be banished to the 'basement' below.
