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Ben Bradshaw and Chris Bryant at the Commons today

Be aware of HIV say gay MPs

Two government ministers have appealed to the gay community to increase awareness of HIV. A new Terrence Higgins Trust campaign targeting undiagnosed HIV+ gay men was launched today, World AIDS Day.

Mr McFarlane is claiming religious discrimination

Christian claims religious discrimination over refusal to counsel gays

A group created "to stand up publicly against a tide of unChristian legal and political changes in the United Kingdom" is backing an employment tribunal case.

Michael Causer died in July

Hundreds attend memorial for murdered gay teenager

Liverpool's Anglican cathedral held a well-attended memorial service for a young gay man on Saturday.

Jimmy Lynch drowned in a Manchester canal

Manchester canal death no longer suspicious say police

The death of a man who drowned in a Manchester canal is no longer being treated as suspicious.

Trevor Phillips is chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission

Trevor Phillips: "We can't allow a spiral of silence on homophobic bullying to continue"

Last night a charity that works with the victims of homophobic and transphobic bullying was honoured with a parliamentary reception.

Michael Causer died in July

Liverpool Cathedral to host memorial service for murdered gay teenager

Tomorrow evening Liverpudlians gay and straight will pay tribute to a young man murdered in an allegedly homophobic attack.

RFL is the governing body for rugby league in the UK

Rugby league join gay workplace equality scheme

The decision of the Rugby Football League to join the Diversity Champions Programme run by gay equality organisation Stonewall has been hailed as a major breakthrough.

Boy George denies the charge against him

Boy George reported laptop hack days before he handcuffed rent boy, court told

Gay star Boy George, who is charged with the false imprisonment of a rent boy told police that his laptop was hacked into just days before the incident, a court was told.

THT is opening a new office in Gloucester

New HIV and sexual health centre opens in Gloucester

A new office of sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust will be opened in Gloucester tomorrow.

The MoD will pay compensation to a lesbian soldier

Lesbian soldier wins MoD harassment payout

A lesbian soldier has been awarded £187,000 in compensation for sex discrimination, victimisation and sexual harassment.

Boy George denies the charges made against him

Boy George's rent-boy "sexed up" false imprisonment story, court told

The male escort who claims that Boy George falsely imprisoned him wanted to be placed in hand cuffs and "sexed up" his story a court has heard.

PC Cogman was sacked yesterday

God-fearing policeman sacked over emails about sinful homosexuality

A Christian policeman who circulated emails at work suggesting homosexuality was sinful has been sacked for misconduct.

A table football with a gay theme

Art exhibition explores homophobia in football

The work of gay artist Jason Bartholomew-Hall is on show at an exhibition this week in Brighton.

24% of kids suffer religious bullying

80% of kids believe in God, survey into faith bullying reveals

A national charity has drawn attention to the widespread bullying children face because of their religious beliefs.

The Transgender Day of Remembrance is today

Unions call for an end to discrimination on Transgender Day of Remembrance

The 9th annual Transgender Day of Remembrance has been marked in the UK by the Trades Union Congress with a call on employers to stop discriminating against people on the grounds of gender identity.

















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