Sir Elton and David donate £20k to Liberal Democrats
Pop legend Sir Elton John and his partner David Furnish are among a list of donors to the Liberal Democrats published yesterday by the Electoral Commission.
Stonewall announces recruitment process for expert trustees
People with experience of a range of areas from PR to finance are being encouraged to become involved with Stonewall as trustees.
Insurers are inconsistent over Hep C
The British insurance industry has a poor understanding of Hepatitis C and life assurance policies for people living with the virus can vary considerably.
Victory for Christians as McDonald's gives in over gay rights
Christian and conservative Americans are claiming they have forced one of the world's best-known companies to withdraw from National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC)
The unpaid ministers in Brown's austerity government
It has been billed as an austerity government, and the changes made by Gordon Brown to some ministerial teams have emphasised the focus on the economic crisis.
Gay Congressman at centre of financial crisis
A veteran fighter for gay rights has come under fire for his role in the current crisis in the financial markets.
George Osborne offers two year council tax freeze
The Shadow Chancellor has told Conservatives that he will not offer immediate tax cuts if elected because "the cupboard is bare."
Google opposes ban on gay marriage
Internet company Google will publicly oppose an attempt to ban same-sex marriage in California.
Pepsi risks boycott with donation to gay support group
A leading soft drinks manufacturer has donated $500,000 (£277,000) to a programme for workplace equality.
MAMA Group "delighted" at acquisition of Heaven
The new owners of London nightclub Heaven have said it is a "historical venue" with a "phenomenal reputation."
Respect customers will get home says CAA
The Civil Aviation Authority has assured customers of gay travel company Respect Holidays that those already abroad will be flown home at the end of their holiday.
Respect Holidays goes bust
A major UK gay holiday firm has ceased trading. Respect Holidays was one of the best known companies in the business.
The Civil Aviation Authority has been called in to protect holidaymakers booked with the company.
Gay holiday company ceases trading after XL collapse
People who have booked trips to Spain with Throb Holidays may lose out after the company announced that it has gone out of business.
Doncaster urged to embrace the pink pound
The Yorkshire town of Doncaster is "sitting up and taking notice of the opportunities" that being gay-friendly can bring.
Slight fall in number of City candidates out in the workplace
An annual survey of attitudes towards homosexuality in the City of London has found that the country's financial heart has "slipped as a bastion of equality."
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