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NatWest bank tells customer offended by Pride flags in branch to bank online
NatWest is an institution which has sought to align itself with the LGBTQ+ community for many years
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NatWest is an institution which has sought to align itself with the LGBTQ+ community for many years
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"The transphobia is horrific"
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The Catholic Church's first American leader has previously described the "homosexual lifestyle" as being "at odds with the Gospel," raising concern among advocate groups
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Etherton's review into the treatment of LGBTQ+ veterans helped achieve reparations for those who suffered under the armed forces' gay ban
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Sturgeon commented on the recent court ruling saying: "The question for me is how that is now translated into practice"
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"The only flags permitted to be flown on or in its buildings will be the Union Jack and St George's flag" says Reform's chairman Zia Yusuf
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The FA also stated it is "contacting the registered transgender women currently playing to explain the changes"
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Dr Victoria McCloud is bringing action against the UK for infringement of her article 6 rights which guarantee her the right to a fair trial
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Poland's anti-LGBTQ+ resolutions had led the country to be ranked the worst country in the EU for LGBTQ+ people for five years
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The Senate Twink has since launched an OnlyFans channel using the name he was dubbed on social media after a 2023 sex tape leaked
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"Think again, consult everyone who will be affected by this guidance and come back with something more thought out"
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Bridges said in an interview that hysteria around trans issues since the recent Supreme Court ruling is "manufactured"
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"A woman is an adult female, and the court has made that absolutely clear" says Starmer
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Protestors will meet at 1pm tomorrow as organisers say: "Please reach out to everyone you know"
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Willoughby wrote that the Supreme Court's ruling "makes no sense" and "stinks of an Establishment stitch-up"
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The protest follows news of the UK Supreme Court ruling yesterday that the term ‘woman’ in UK law refers only to ‘biological women’
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Bates justified the move, saying: "Sometimes you have to make a splash to make people pay attention to the things that matter”
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Comprised of of 42 quilts and 23 individual panels which represent 384 individuals affected by HIV and AIDs – will be on display from 12-16 June
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The court also noted that today's ruling should not be seen as "a triumph of one or more groups in our society at the expense of another, it is not"