THE BIG GAY ELECTION | Interview: Ben Howlett
When Theresa May first announced a she would go to the country, I approached my editors with a rather audacious idea – to interview as many of the openly gay […]
THE BIG GAY ELECTION | Weekly Roundup, All Politics is Local
The general election is a month away from today, but the big news last week was the already-scheduled local elections which took place throughout the country on Thursday. The Tories, […]
Here’s what Theresa May thinks about gay sex
Theresa May has been asked whether she thinks “gay sex” is a sin and it appears as though she doesn’t. Theresa May was asked point blank whether she thought sex […]
Tory MP quits after saying being gay was “dangerous” to society
The Isle Of Wight’s MP, Andrew Turner, has quit it is alleged he told a Sixth Form class that he thought that being gay was wrong and “dangerous” for society. Embed […]
Gay charity GADD set to close after fatal funding cuts
One of Northern England’s longest running LGBT+ charities, aimed at tackling homophobia and giving advice on LGBT sexual and mental health issues is set to close. Gay Advice Darlington/Durham is […]
TODAY IN GAY | 20,000 protest the Government’s Section 28 in Manchester
In 1988 over 20,000 people took to the streets of Manchester to protest the Conservative Government’s controversial anti-gay legislation known as Section 28. Section 28 of the Local Government Act […]
The UK’s “last anti-gay law” looks like it’s going to be scrapped
A little known anti-gay law looks like it’s going to get scrapped and it’s known as the last anti-gay law. Oi Oi Sailor! The UK’s last anti-gay law is looking […]
Government votes against introducing compulsory sex and relationship education
Conservative MPs have voted against compulsory sex and relationship, including gay and LGBT sex and relationship education in schools. 15 MPs voted on the tabled amendment 10 Conservative 5 Labour […]
COLUMN | What if you’re gay and conservative with a small c
Politics is Gay – Why Being Gay Makes Voting Impossible As I have gotten older and educated myself, my politics has changed dramatically. When I was 19, I wrote an […]
There are now 48 organisations that have full access to your ENTIRE online browsing history
It almost passed without notice, but the Investigatory Powers Bill, also known as the Snooper’s charter, was passed by the House Of Lords last week and now 48 organisations will […]
“Non-conventional” sex acts censored by UK Government
Sex scenes described as “non-conventional” could be banned in the UK under a little-discussed clause in the Digital Economy Bill. The UK government could censor porn or filmed sex scenes […]