Comment: Voters shouldn't take their new-found equality for granted
Former Labour parliamentary candidate Alex Bryce argues that although a Tory government will not roll back recent reforms for gay people, it will not focus on the subtle changes needed for an equal society.
FIT playwright on why we must fight homophobia in schools
"I'd put entertainer," Rikki Beadle-Blair says with a grin, when I ask him what he puts down as his occupation when he fills in official forms.
Interview: Exorcising the spirit of Section 28
"I'd put entertainer," Rikki Beadle-Blair says with a grin, when I ask him what he puts down as his occupation when he fills in official forms.
The reason for my question is that Rikki seems to be good at everything. He wrote his first play at the age of seven and started directing at eleven.
He has enjoyed success as an actor, director, screenwriter, playwright, singer and songwriter; and in his spare time, if he gets any, he teaches aerobics and dance.
Analysis: Football is coming homo
The news that the Gay and Lesbian Football Association World Championship is coming to London next year will be music to the ears of the ever-growing gay football community in the UK.
Last week's launch event at the Football Association headquarters in Soho Square was attended by the great and the good from the gay community and the football world.
Several Members of Parliament were there to lend their support along with gay rights activist Peter Tatchell.
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