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The Challenges of Gay Adoption

Hugh Armitage investigates the challenges facing gay and lesbian adopters in the UK.

Gay-Marriage Opinion

Opinion: Lord Carey – Get Your Nose Out Of My Marriage

Nick Bain responds to Lord Carey about why banning gay people from getting married is segregation

Valentine's Day Opinion

Debate: Valentines Day

Jake Basford and Jamie Pohotsky debate the merits of the holiday for lovers.

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Interview: Noah Stewart

Eleanor chats with the world’s most sought after tenor, Noah Stewart, about his upcoming album.

Ezra Music

Interview: Ezra Axelrod

Thomas Magill talks to multi-talented Ezra Axelrod about being a foreign gay in London, why we still need activism and emulating Joan Rivers


 
 
 

 
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Old and Gay; Generation Silent – Shropshire Rainbow Film Festival

Shropshire's Rainbow Film Festival is to feature a ground-breaking documentary on the older gay and disabled generation.
by Gerard Daniels
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My First Kiss – On The Buses

I had waited until university to come out properly, so it’s fair to say I was something of a late bloomer. Furthermore, despite my university campus being awash with performing arts, dance and drama students, there was actual...
by Matt 'Darcey' Buttell
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Opinion: Dating Shows – Can They Really Work?

In an act of boredom, Jake Basford decided to sign up for a dating show.
by Jake Basford
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True Blood Season 4 Episode Review – ‘If You Love Me, Why Am I Dyin?’

To avoid spoilers, please be aware that this is a weekly review of True Blood Series 4 as it airs in the UK on FX. Rating: *** The third episode of the series sees a return visit from the exposition fairy to the great state of ...
by Scott McMullon
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The Challenges of Gay Adoption

Hugh Armitage investigates the challenges facing gay and lesbian adopters in the UK.
by Hugh Armitage
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Above the Stag Theatre to close its doors

Since opening its doors for the first time on 28 October 2008, the Above the Stag Theatre has been a beacon for the gay community with a core programme of gay-themed and gay-interest work. This has extended to musicals, dramas,...
by Scott McMullon
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