February’s Best & Worst
Duncan Hodgson takes a look at the best and the worst from February's news.
On the Stage – Theatre in London February
Thomas Magill provides a comprehensive round-up of February's news from Theatreland.
Opinion: On LGBT awareness, Toby Young continues to lose friends and alienate people
Colin Warriner is disappointed by Toby Young belittling the work done in Stoke Newington to raise LGBT awareness in schools. Photograph: Ron Hogan (via Flickr)
LGBT History Month: So So Gay interviews Elly Barnes
Teacher Elly Barnes talks to Colin Warriner about raising LGBT awareness and tackling homophobia in schools
My LGBT Hero: Britney Spears
The newest member of the So So Gay team, Aaron Twitchen, explains why Britney Spears' determination and optimism make her his LGBT Hero.
My LGBT Hero: Alan Turing
Ade Bradley discusses his LGBT Hero: Alan Turing, the man who paved the way for modern computers and helped save the world from Hitler (featured photograph by Jon Callas)
My LGBT Hero: Joel Burns
Matt Buttell explains why Texan councilman Joel Burns' heartfelt speech about a spate of suicides among young LGBT people makes him a brilliant LGBT Hero
My LGBT Hero: Russell T Davies
From Children's Ward to Canal Street, from Time Lords to Jesus' second coming, Dan discusses his LGBT Hero Russell T. Davies...
My LGBT Hero: Peter Tatchell
As part of our ongoing LGBT Heroes feature to mark LGBT History Month, Scott Elliott explains why activist Peter Tatchell is his LGBT Hero.
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