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The Greens have two MEPs

Caroline Lucas: People are looking to the Greens for leadership

Thank you all for this great honour and responsibility. To become Green Party leader at this time, when we stand together on the verge of so much, is tremendously exciting.

Caroline Lucas is MEP for South East England

Greens aim for Westminster as first party leader elected

The Green party in England and Wales has elected Caroline Lucas as their first leader with more than 90% of the vote.

Archbishop Tutu, a 76-year-old veteran of South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle

Tutu claims "God is weeping" over gay arguments in Anglican church

A leading Anglican has castigated his church for obsessing over gay issues while poverty, disease and hunger are ravaging the human race.

Michael's funeral has been delayed for up to twelve weeks

City awaits murder trial as gay teen memorial fund established

Two men from the Huyton area of Merseyside will go on trial next year for the murder of a gay teenager.

Pride in Cardiff has been cancelled as the venue is waterlogged

Cardiff Pride park event cancelled after heavy rain

A celebration of gay Pride in a Cardiff park has been cancelled as the venue is waterlogged. Torrential rain has hit the Welsh capital and organisers finally conceded defeat earlier today.

This data loss is the latest to blight public bodies

NHS hit by loss of sexual health data

A memory stick containing information about the STI tests of 146 people has gone missing from the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.

Asylum campaigners to protest in Cardiff

Asylum campaigners to protest in Cardiff

A campaign group who want to overturn the decision to deport a gay asylum seeker will protest in Cardiff tomorrow, the day of the city's Pride event.

Rowan Williams is Archbishop of Canterbury

US bishop attacks Rowan Williams over marginalisation of liberals

The symbolic head of the Anglican communion has been criticised by a leading American cleric for spending too much time and effort attempting to placate conservative bishops.

The British Army is working with Stonewall

British Army to host LGBT conference

The most senior solider in the British Army will show his support for gay troops next month when he attends the fourth Armed Forces LGBT Conference in London.

Baroness Warsi with David Cameron

Conference blog: The Tories plan a lazy Sunday afternoon

The opening day at this year's Conservative party conference reads more like a mid morning magazine programme than a platform for government.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has repeatedly appealed for unity

Welsh Anglicans unlikely to appoint gay man as bishop

The leaders of the Anglican Church in Wales have played down suggestions that a prominent gay man could be selected as the next Bishop of Bangor.

The police said the attack was being treated as homophobic

Gay man stabbed seven times in homophobic knife attack

An attack on a gay man in east London is being treated as attempted murder. The 20-year-old, known only as Olly, was set upon by a gang of five youths.

The Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead

Christian attempts private prosecution over erect Jesus statue

The Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead is facing a private prosecution after it exhibited a 1ft high statue of Jesus with an erection.

Cardiff Pride is on Saturday

Cardiff prepares for Saturday Pride

Wales' capital will celebrate Pride this weekend, replacing the annual Cardiff Mardi Gras, which was cancelled due to lack of community and financial support.

The Astoria hosted G-A-Y for 15 years

Westminster will not allow a new nightclub on G-A-Y site

Plans for the redevelopment of the Tottenham Court area from the City of Westminster specifically rule out a nightclub on the present site of G-A-Y and Ghetto.

















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