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9 February 2012
Barclays and other banks top employers for gay Scots 9 The top four Scottish employers in Stonewall’s rankings this year are banks.
30 December 2011
US study highlights DOMA tax problems for married gays 12 A study has said gay couples in the US can pay thousands of dollars more in tax each year than similar straight couples, because the federal government does not allow married gay couples to file tax returns together.
13 December 2011
High Court challenge of Northern Ireland’s gay adoption rules begins 4 A human rights body in Northern Ireland has begun arguments at the country's High Court to reverse the ban on unmarried couples adopting children.
26 September 2011
Transgender woman says she has been left ‘half man’ by NHS surgery refusal 81 A transgender woman from Burnley has accused the NHS of leaving her "half man, half woman" by refusing to pay for her breast surgery.
23 September 2011
Obama administration opposes full severance pay for sacked gay troops 21 Although the ban on openly gay troops was lifted on Tuesday, the Obama administration was arguing in court yesterday against a lawsuit which seeks full severance pay for those sacked under the law.
16 September 2011
Welsh clerics to consider pensions for gay partners 9 The Church in Wales is to consider giving pensions to the partners of gay clergy.
14 September 2011
Elton John sues over unpaid charity date 27 Sir Elton John has issued a banker with a writ for £700,000 after the man allegedly to failed to pay up after winning a charity date with the star.
7 September 2011
Court says Arizona must continue paying benefits to gay government workers 5 A court has ruled that the US state of Arizona must continue to pay spouse health benefits to gay and lesbian government workers.
5 September 2011
Gay millionaire faces one of the UK’s most expensive divorces 47 A millionaire hedge fund manager who recently came out as gay is facing one of the UK's most expensive divorces.
25 August 2011
Tim Cook succeeds Steve Jobs as CEO of Apple 28 Tim Cook, appointed chief executive of Apple today, following the resignation of Steve Jobs, has in the past been described as the “most powerful gay man in Silicon Valley.” Although Mr Cook has never spoken publicly about his sexuality, he has long been described as gay and has never denied the claims.
27 July 2011
A third of US workers have health benefits for gay partners 2 Around a third of workers in the US have access to health benefits for gay partners, research shows.
11 July 2011
US city to reimburse gay workers for unfair tax 21 A Massachusetts city will become the first to pay gay public workers more than their straight colleagues because gay workers are subject to more federal tax.
5 June 2011
Home Depot won’t cave in to anti-gay boycott by the American Family Association 42 US retailer Home Depot has said that it will not cave into a boycott by the homophobic American Family Association (AFA) who object to the chain's pro-equality workplace policies.
23 March 2011
London HIV groups say funding cuts will lead to more infections 72 HIV prevention groups in London say they are "disappointed" and "concerned" at 43 per cent cuts to their NHS PCT funding.
18 March 2011
Government rejects proposals to close transgender pension loophole 12 This week, the government rejected proposals to close a loophole which appears to have denied many trans women what they consider to be their rightful entitlement to pension payments.

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