Gareth Southgate: Gay footballers ‘would be accepted’ in the dressing room
Former England international Gareth Southgate believes footballers are ready to accept gay players in the dressing room.
Andrew Lansley: I’m ‘looking forward’ to the government’s same-sex marriage plans
The Leader of the House of Commons Andrew Lansley has announced his support for equal civil marriage.
BNP leader Nick Griffin in the clear over anti-gay tweets
BNP leader Nick Griffin will not face any further action after he was investigated by police for tweeting the address of gay couple.
London: Gay council boss elected as Labour MP for Croydon North
Steve Reed has become the UK’s newest openly gay MP after winning the Croydon North By-election for Labour.
X Factor’s Rylan Clark lands ITV Daybreak job
Gay former X Factor contender Rylan Clark has been snapped up as a presenter on ITV’s Daybreak programme just days after being voted off the music reality show.
US: Rabbinical Council of America does not endorse gay “cure” conversion therapy
The Rabbinical Council of America has taken steps to re-iterate a statement made last year, in which it said it did not support the "conversion therapy" provided by a New Jersey based group.
Interview: Jean-Luc Romero talks on the fight against AIDS, social media, and equal marriage in France
Jean-Luc Romero, a French politician, author, and active campaigner against HIV/AIDS, after having been the first French politician to be openly HIV-positive back in 2002, he has focussed his career on "the human", and human rights. He is the President of the Elected Leadership Against AIDS, the founder of the progressive...
US Supreme Court to decide whether to accept same-sex marriage cases
The US Supreme Court is to decide on Friday whether to deal now with whether the bans on gay couples marrying across many parts of the United States are unconstitutional.
Barack Obama: ‘An AIDS free generation is within sight’
US President Barack Obama has said that an "AIDS-free generation is within sight" in a message ahead of World AIDS day. He pledged to work towards lowering transmissions among gay men.
US: Teacher suspended for letting student play pro-gay equality song to class
A teacher at a school in South Lyon, Michigan has been suspended without pay for allowing a student to play a song about gay love to his class.
