Conversion therapy ban announced by the Queen.
The Queen finally made good on Theresa May’s 2018 promise to ban conversion therapy in England and Wales.
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Cabaret star, actress & original Blitz Kid Eve Ferret has a cup of tea with Steven.
In this two parter, Eve Ferret talks the Blitz Club, working with Bowie and Gene Wilder, and how It’s A Sin brought back memories of the AIDS epidemic.
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Soul Pride, a wonderful wellness weekend for the LGBTQ community.
We’re thrilled to be working with Soul Pride, a weekend long wellness festival for LGBTQ+ people supporting our spiritual needs.
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Dr (Hon DCL) Linda Speldewinde & AOD: we’re sorry.
Dr Speldewinde and AODare not only accepting of LGBTQ staff and students, but are at the forefront of the fight for LGBTQ equality in Sri Lanka.
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Amanda Barrie, legend of film, stage and TV, has a cup of tea with Steven.
Steven Smith talks to the beautiful, talented and extremely funny Amanda Barrie.
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Watch now! India Willoughby on Celebrity Big Brother, social media & the state of ITV.
In the latest episode of A Cup of Tea with Steven, Steven Smith shoots the breeze with the funny, clever and ruthlessly honest India Willoughby.
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Staycation special: home swaps more popular than ever.
Expensive Covid tests and compulsory quarantine probably mean that, for those of us in the UK, 2021 is likely to see a summer of staycations.
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Bristol Pride pledges festival fortnight of fun & fundraising.
The organisers of the Bristol Pride Festival have confirmed that the annual event will return to the city this year.
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Interview. Disabled queer punk poet takes on the the world in new book.
Tom Rudd’s first poetry collection explores everything from mental health to grief, identity to LGBTQ activism…plus the importance of cuddles.
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Let’s hear it for the Boy! Why we all love Boy George.
Tales of a Single Middle-Aged gay man looks at national treasure Boy George and asks whether it’s time he was known as Sir George.
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