Obama calls for patience on issue of gay marriage
Speaking at an LGBT Pride Month reception at the White House yesterday, President Obama acknowledged the often slow “pace of change” when it comes to legalising gay marriage.
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Ofcom receives complaints over Candy Bar Girls ads
Television watchdog Ofcom has received 14 complaints about advertisements for new Channel 5 reality show Candy Bar Girls.
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Louis Walsh cleared of sex attack charges
A 24-year-old man who accused X Factor judge Louis Walsh of groping him in a nightclub has admitted that the accusation was false.
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Gay couples plan to sue New Jersey over civil union law
Seven gay couples in New Jersey plan to descend on a court in a bid to force the state to recognise same-sex marriage.
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LLGFF returns for another year
Organisers of the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival have been informed that the festival will definitely be returning next year to the British Film Institute (BFI) on the Southbank.
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Lesbian elected UNISON vice president
Maureen Le Marinel, branch secretary of UNISON’s Lancashire Police branch, has been elected vice president of the public service union.
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Mosque breaks ban on anti-gay speakers
An East London mosque has gone back on its promise to prevent homophobic speakers from addressing its congregation.
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Judge approves Brazil’s ‘first gay marriage’
A judge in Sao Paulo yesterday approved what is said to have been the country’s first ever gay marriage ceremony.
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New Jersey’s Governor Chris Christie says the state will not be following New York’s example and legalising gay marriage.
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Gay marriage legalised in New York
The New York State senate has passed a landmark ruling permitting gay marriage ceremonies.
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