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Tpr Wharton on the cover of Soldier magazine

Gay soldier organises party for LGBT servicemembers

The openly gay British Army serviceman who was featured on the cover of Soldier magazine in July is putting on a drinks event in Soho for LGBT members of the armed forces and emergency services.

The CPS monitors hate crime

CPS brings domestic violence message to Soho

A Crown Prosecution Service Community Prosecutor spent last Friday night in London’s West End. The visit aimed to raise awareness of domestic violence and homophobic crime.

THT has been awarded a lottery grant

THT wins £432,000 lottery grant for teen sexual health counselling

Terrence Higgins Trust has been awarded £432,000 by the Big Lottery Fund’s Young People’s Fund to offer sexual health counselling to 10 – 18 year olds in London.

58% said being HIV positive had no impact on their working life

Report: HIV having little impact on gay men's ability to work

A survey of 1,800 gay men living with HIV has explored their working experiences. The National AIDS Trust research shows that the health effects of HIV are having little impact on gay men’s ability to work.

GLB use has increased among gay clubbers

Government to make "party drug" GBL a controlled substance

The Home Office has announced that it will ban a drug which has become popular on the gay club curcuit.

The EHRC is taking the BNP to court

Equality Commission takes BNP to court over "racist" membership policy

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has today issued county court proceedings against the British National Party because of its constitution and membership criteria.

Lord Mandelson had a prostate operation

Lord Mandelson 'proud to be an NHS patient' after prostate op

The most powerful gay man in Britain is recovering well after an operation on his prostate. Lord Mandelson underwent surgery at St Mary's Hospital in London on Friday.

The Village Bar earlier today

Video: Another fire breaks out in Soho

A fire broke out in the centre of Soho earlier today, making it the third to hit the area in two months. Firefighters were called to Wardour Street, in the heart of London's gay scene, at 12.57pm today.

The teacher was nicknamed 'Jazz Lady' by pupils

Music teacher pleads guilty to lesbian affair with pupil, 15

A lesbian music teacher at a private London school has pleaded guilty to six counts of sexual activity with a child. Helen Goddard, 26, pleaded guilty to the five-month affair at Southwark crown court yesterday.

The networking events are designed for men in their twenties

Gay networking event designed for twenty-something men

A new gay networking club in London has been designed specially for men in their twenties. London Twenties was set up to give young gay men the opportunity to network without having to pay pricey fees or feel uncomfortable.

The workshops are aimed at gay men in London

Terrence Higgins Trust runs drugs workshops for gay men

Sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust is running a series of workshops for gay men in London who are concerned about their drug or alcohol use.

Sir Ian McKellen added his support to the pledge

Sir Ian McKellen signs 'no hate' pledge

Sir Ian McKellen, the openly gay veteran actor, has added his name to a list of people and organisations condemning all forms of hate crime in the London borough of Tower Hamlets.

Runners at last year's event

London Pride Run to be held in two weeks

Former mayoral candidate Brian Paddick is to fire the starter gun at this year's London Pride Run. The event, organised by gay running group London Frontrunners, will raise money for the London Lesbian & Gay Switchboard.

A young gay Jewish man lights candles in the shape of the Star of David, Israel's national symbol

Video: Soho joins world in vigils for victims of the Tel Aviv anti-gay massacre

Organised by Twitter, Facebook and text message, all across the world vigils have been held for the victims of the massacre at an LGBT (lesbian, gay and bisexual) centre in Tel Aviv last night. Benjamin Cohen went to Soho to meet gay Israelis, Jews and those of no faith at all to share in their act of remembrance

Rabbai David Mitchell speaking earlier this afternoon

London vigil to be held for victims of Tel Aviv massacre

A vigil is to be held this afternoon at 5pm BST (British Summer Time) to honour the victims of the shooting at a gay centre in Tel Aviv last night.

















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