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11 January 2012
Spies and accountants in Stonewall’s new employer index 31 One of the largest professional services firms in the world, Ernst & Young, has topped Stonewall's list of the 100 best employers for gay and bi employees.
4 January 2012
Comment: Sex, blood and the status quo 22 While Northern Ireland continues to drag its feet on lifting the lifetime ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men, recent developments in Great Britain are no great victory, Nine argues.
29 December 2011
Former Mr Gay UK returns to police duties after being cleared of rape charges 46 PC Mark Carter, the winner of the 2006 Mr Gay UK title has returned to police work this week after being cleared of charges that he raped a man and sexually assaulted two others in 2009.
11 November 2011
Lesbian writer and publisher Barbara Grier dies, aged 78 7 Grier will be remembered for founding Naiad Press, at its height one of the world's most successful gay publishing houses.
18 October 2011
Zimbabwe refuses to give prisoners condoms because homosexuality is illegal 41 Prisoners in Zimbabwe are being denied condoms despite high rates of HIV - because homosexuality is illegal.
14 October 2011
Lesbian confirmed as US federal judge 4 The US senate has confirmed a lesbian to serve as a US federal judge in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York.
28 January 2011
Three appear in court over anti-gay leaflets + Three men appeared in court today on charges of distributing threatening written material to stir up hatred on the grounds of sexual orientation.
28 January 2011
Men charged with anti-gay hatred over execution leaflets + Two men in Derby are the first to be charged under new laws against stirring up hatred on the grounds of sexual orientation.
17 January 2011
Gay couple are first to be recognised as civil partners in Ireland 26 A gay couple are celebrating after becoming the first recognised civil partners in Ireland.
14 January 2011
Comment: Prison Service must jail transgender criminals safely 40 A story published in the Bristol Evening Post yesterday, of how a trans woman who had been dealing drugs avoided jail because this would interfere with her transition, is bad news for the rule of law, and bad news for the trans community everywhere.
2 November 2010
Men accuse TfL of ‘failing to investigate anti-gay tube abuse’ 18 Three gay friends are considering legal action against Transport for London (TfL) after they say the company failed to properly investigate an incident in which they claim they were subjected to homophobic abuse by a member of tube staff
16 February 2010
Comment: So much military trash 16 Petty Officer Second Class Lewis Breland is waiting to be discharged from the US military after an investigation into his sexuality forced him to come out last year.
12 February 2010
Church of England approves pension rights for gay civil partners 7 The Church of England General Synod yesterday approved giving the civil partners of deceased gay clergy equal pensions rights.
29 January 2010
New service for homophobic hate crime victims in Wales 13 A partnership between Victim Support and Stonewall Cymru has launched a new service to help victims of homophobic and transphobic hate crimes.
27 January 2010
National Trans Police Association criticised over state funding 9 A national body for trans and intersex police officers will be officially launched and recognised by the police service in March.

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