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Puffin says Gareth Peter's work is its first picture book produced by same-sex adoptive parents.

The Gay Farmer Helpline is helping to break silence on gay people in farming. We speak to founder Keith Ineson about how he is helping gay farmers.

A piece of sporting history is set to be made in Birmingham on 23 May, when two LGBTQ+ cricket teams face each other for the first time.

Recent years have seen LGBTQ histories increasingly take centre stage, from the Stonewall riots to the queer pasts of National Trust houses. But what are the challenges of telling such stories? We assembled an expert panel to find out

Brits love to talk about the weather, so what better place to start?

A snapshot of life across most of the UK is being captured today as millions of people complete the 2021 census.

LGBTQ+ and considering adoption? Craig shares with us his adoption journey as an LGBTQ+ applicant.

A report on new plans to make the BBC an even more inclusive workplace for LGBT staff.

The strategy, unveiled as part of the Greens' Mayoral campaign, would be rolled out nationwide if it proves to be successful

More than 370 sign declaration demanding ban on conversion practices before UK conference

The top 17 LGBTQ friendly employers have been announced in the global workplace equality index, by LGBTQ charity Stonewall.

It’s a respectable bigotry, on the left as well as the right.

The first-ever global conference on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights is to be hosted in the UK next year, as the government races to fulfil its pledges to the international 42-country Equal Rights Coalition. The “Safe To Be Me” event is expected to be the largest of its kind and will invite elected officials, activists and policymakers from across the world to participate in London over two days in June 2022, coinciding wit

Did you ever visit the 'Gay Garage' on Huntingdon Street?

Kings Heath joins Darlinghurst in Sydney, The Marais in Paris, Calle de la Virgin in Ibiza, and The Castro in San Francisco as recognised LGBTQ friendly 'Gayborhoods'

Three advisors quit last month in protest at the government's handling of LGBT rights.

From queer punks in Huddersfield to lesbian-run sound systems in Brixton, Black LGBTQ Britons have been raiding their old photograph collections to document some pioneering scenes

Charity says almost 60 per cent of young lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in the in the region have reported feeling lonely and separated

Black and Gay, Back in the Day is a digital community archive remembering pre-2000 Black queer life in Britain, as it was – here, founders Jason Okundaye and Marc Thompson discuss the account and why it’s been successful

BBC Sport looks at the career of Mike Beuttler, Formula 1's only known gay male driver, and his impact on today's LGBT+ motorsport community.

Let's take a look back at the LGBTQ+ history in Plymouth - from Gus Honeybun to a radical bookshop

Letter: Many LGBTQ+ people in pews, pulpits and vicarages fear being rejected by their church if they are honest about themselves, writes Canon Mark Oakley

A lesbian couple with 50,000 subscribers on YouTube have launched a campaign demanding equal fertility treatment after being told to pay up to £30,000 to a private clinic before the NHS will help them

The UK’s first fully decorated Pride train will be making its inaugural journey on Tuesday, staffed by an LGBT+ crew. The biggest Pride flag reportedly seen in the UK will grace the side of the 11-carriage train, which will travel from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly on Tuesday morning.