Carrie Prejean has another seven sex tape 'mistakes'
Former Miss California Carrie Prejean has another seven sex tapes and 30 nude photos, it has been reported. Religious groups are now severing all ties with her.
America's biggest gay media company forced to close
Window Media LCC, the largest publisher of LGBT newspapers and websites in America, has closed down. The company owns the Washington Blade, Southern Voice, David magazine and the South Florida Blade.
Survey to find out more about over-50s and HIV
Sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust and Age Concern are carrying out a survey into the experiences of people with HIV who are over 50.
Judge's sympathy for trans woman
A trans woman who was caught robbing student flats has escaped jail after a judge decided her "unusual case" deserved sympathy.
Gay MP Chris Bryant promoted to Europe minister
Chris Bryant, the Labour MP for Rhondda, has been promoted to the position of Europe minister. Previously a junior minister with responsibility for Africa and Asia, the gay politician replaces Glenys Kinnock.
Gay man admits trying to poison lesbian neighbours
A gay man who gave his lesbian neighbours a curry laced with slug pellets was involved in a long-running feud with them. Gary Stewart, 37, told magistrates in Manchester that he had attempted to poison Marie Walton and Beverley Sales but denied making threats to kill.
Study finds no difference between children raised by gay or straight adoptive parents
A study of adoptive parents has found "no significant difference" in emotional problems experienced by children brought up by gay adoptive parents.
Police appeal after men suffer homophobic abuse
Police are appealing for witnesses after two men received homophobic abuse in Yately, in Hampshire. The incident happened on Wednesday (September 23rd) on Reading Road between 1.30pm and 1.55pm.
Academic warns schools are not doing enough to tackle homophobic bullying
A leading academic has said that schools are not doing enough to tackle issues such as homophobic and cyber bullying. Professor Peter Smith, of Goldsmiths College, said the situation is still not good enough.
Skins actresses: 'We've helped lesbians come out'
Two young stars from teen drama Skins have said their on-screen lesbian relationship has helped gay girls find the courage to come out.
Gloucester council rejects LGBT sex club
Plans to create a private sex club aimed at LGBT people would have turned Gloucester city into "Sodom and Gomorrah", opponents have said. Despite the vocal opposition of some, the plans were rejected by a slim 6-5 majority.
Gay hand-holding campaign goes monthly
A Day in Hand, the campaign to encourage LGBT people to hold hands in public, is asking them to show their affection publicly on the last Saturday of each month.
Comment: HIV charity answers back
In the last month, PinkNews.co.uk has published a number of articles on HIV awareness. One of these, by Gary Leigh, attacked HIV charities, claiming they have not done enough to prevent a rise in infection rates.
Jonathan Ross tweets support for gay protest in Moscow
After his latest spot of bother, Jonathan Ross has been showing his support for gay rights via Twitter.
Claims of anal torture of gay Iraqis "consistent" with human rights violations
A leading LGBT human rights organisation has said that reports of horrific torture of gay Iraqis by militias "are consistent with patterns of human rights violations being reported from within the country."
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