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Camberwell Space to celebrate young LGBTQ+ artists in April exhibition
The gallery follows a three-month residency supporting 30 LGBTQ+ artists aged 18–28, where participants were selected through an open call
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Will Scotland be the first country to erase HIV transmission? Three charities push for action
"The next intake of MSPs could be the generation that ends the HIV epidemic in Scotland," said Richard Angell OBE, chief executive of Terrence Higgins Trust
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Gay veteran allegedly denied LGBT Dismissal Payment after being pressured to leave the British Armed Forces
Pitchford said he was eventually told to pay £250 to end his contract and leave the army, meaning it was not recorded as a formal dismissal
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National Education Union conference to debate if Supreme Court trans ruling is ‘attempted genocide’
Delegates are expected to debate the issue today (31 March) at the union’s annual conference in Brighton
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Scott Mills was questioned by police over alleged sexual offences involving boy under 16
The BBC confirmed yesterday (30 March) that his contract had been terminated in relation to allegations concerning “personal conduct”
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Girlguiding faces fierce backlash after setting deadline for trans girls to leave
The UK’s largest girls’s organisation has said trans girls currently in its groups will have until 6 September 2026 to quit
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Olly Alexander becomes patron of HIV charity The Sussex Beacon
As patron, the pop-star and actor will help raise awareness of The Sussex Beacon through fundraising efforts and introduce the charity to new audiences
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London’s House Against Hate protest draws 500,000 as Zack Polanski and Bimini rally against UK far right
"We are here for our migrant communities, for our trans communities, for the Palestinians," said Polanski
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LGBTQ+ charity METRO to close after 40 years, citing financial pressure
The London-based charity said it had explored "all viable options" but could no longer continue operating in its current form
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LGBTQ+ non-profit You Are Loved launches suicide prevention campaign in memory of Strictly’s Robin Windsor
"Too many LGBTQ+ people are dealing with isolation, substance misuse and poor mental health, often behind closed doors," said You Are Loved founder Marc Svensson
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Metropolitan Police under investigation over alleged homophobia in handling of Edward Cornes’s death
The IOPC is investigating the Met’s alleged failings in the investigation, such as the loss of evidence, alleged homophobia during the inquest, and poor communication with Cornes's family
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Girlguiding says trans members must leave by 6 September
The change extends a decision announced in December 2025, when Girlguiding said trans girls would no longer be able to join as new members
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NASCAR driver Daniel Dye suspended over ‘gay voice’ jibe at David Malukas
"I chose my words poorly, and I understand why it upset people," said Dye
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Fraudster who scammed a gay man out of £26,000 is sentenced to three years in prison
Three individuals were scammed out of a combined £28,000
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Piers Morgan walks off Uncensored after challenging HSTikkyTokky on homophobic remarks
During Louis Theroux's Netflix documentary, Inside the Manosphere, Sullivan said he would “disown” a future son if he were gay
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Police Scotland ends Nicola Sturgeon’s pro-trans guidance, recording biological sex
"Updating Police Scotland’s 22 relevant systems to meet this new data recording standard is a complex process," said Police Scotland
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Reform UK’s George Finch survives no-confidence vote after calling for Pride flags to be removed
The 19-year-old clung to power by one vote after Green Party councillors alleged he had ‘abused the office of leader’
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Pride in London launches bid to host WorldPride 2032
Organisers are aiming to align the international event with the 60th anniversary of the capital’s first Pride march
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Real Housewives of London’s Panthea Parker to offer private lunch at Terrence Higgins Trust auction
The annual fundraiser returns to Christie’s on 25 March, bringing together more than 70 artworks and luxury experiences in aid of the UK’s leading HIV charity
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Alan Turing and other historical figures to be replaced with animals on UK banknotes
Despite the new approach honouring the planet, the Bank of England has faced backlash from those who admire Turing