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Her performance has been compared to David Beckham’s Qatar deal.
Same-sex marriage has been legal in England and Wales since 2013, but the church did not change its teaching when the law changed.
Welsh government wants new board members to make the national park feel more inclusive to everyone The image of the typical visitor to the UK’s great national parks – and of the board members who oversee them – is probably still white, middle-class and perhaps a little conventional. But the Welsh government has made clear its ambition to make Wales’s wildernesses feel more inclusive by swearing in new board members for the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority who will champion the black, Asian and minority-ethnic, LGBTQi+ and disability communities. Continue reading… Welsh government wants new board members to make the…
‘Little did I know that it would be the last time I was seeing my brother.’
will.i.am called out the PiS party.
Campaigners are putting teachers under pressure, says Jeremy Miles after verdict in high court challenge The Welsh education minister has accused campaigners of putting teachers under pressure by deliberately spreading “misinformation” about the teaching of LGBTQ+ issues. Jeremy Miles also told of how he struggled to find his place in the world as a gay young person, in an era when “someone like me” did not exist as far as the school curriculum was concerned. Continue reading… Campaigners are putting teachers under pressure, says Jeremy Miles after verdict in high court challengeThe Welsh education minister has accused campaigners of putting…
‘My job as an artist is to hold up a mirror about what happened.’
Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, appeared in person at a hearing in a Colorado Springs courtroom, where he was formally charged with murder and hate crimes.
‘I will always be an ally,’ the TV personality stressed after backlash.
Rishi Sunak has faced backlash from LGBT+ supporters’ groups after congratulating Qatar on its hosting of the World Cup.
The former Prime Minister said he is a ‘total supporter’ of gay rights, but the World Cup is a ‘huge event’ for Qatar.
‘Joe Lycett’s stunt highlighted how superficial support for the LGBTQ+ community can be when money is involved.’
The suspect, Anderson Lee Aldrich, was ordered to remain held without bail after allegedly shooting five people dead.
Seven European nations, including England and Wales, abandoned plans to wear the anti-discrimination symbol after Fifa threatened sporting sanctions.
The Pop Idol winner made the suggestion after the former England footballer signed a controversial deal with the Fifa World Cup hosts.
Her former bandmate’s husband David Beckham is an ambassador for the country.
He revealed the shredded money was fake – and he’d already made a huge donation.
At least five people were killed and 25 were injured after a gunman opened fire on a crowd of people at Club Q, an LGBTQ nightclub in the city.
England and Wales back down over LGBTQ armband – ‘disappointing’ The shocking u-turn from England, Wales and European teams on wearing the One Love armband – in support of the LGBTQ community has left fans and pundits divided. The plan had been that captains of England, Wales and European teams would wear the armband to promote diversity and inclusion. But at last minute the clubs u-turned – after Fifa said the captains could face an instant yellow card. Homosexuality is illegal in Qatar. But fans and teams had been told they could wear the rainbow flag in support – right…
‘It’s really terrifying.’
The yellow, green and red hats are worn in their thousands by the so-called ‘Red Wall’.
World Cup 2022: England, Wales and European countries drop LGBTQ armband England and Wales – who open their World Cup campaigns today – along with European nations will no longer wear the OneLove armband during the World Cup because of the threat to players being booked. The team captains including England’s Harry Kane and Wales’s Gareth Bale had planned to wear the armband during matches to promote diversity and inclusion. A joint statement from seven football associations said they could not put their players “in a position where they could face sporting sanctions”. “We are very frustrated by the Fifa…
‘The only thing I can advise is don’t go.’