LGBTQ+
Thousands of people across the UK attend vigils to honour Brianna Ghey

Thousands of people across the UK attend vigils to honour Brianna Ghey
Mourners have described a “sombre” mood at vigils across the UK and Ireland to honour the memory of trans teen Brianna Ghey after she was killed last weekend
Travis Alabanza: ‘If I can make an audience laugh then I can make them think’

Travis Alabanza: ‘If I can make an audience laugh then I can make them think’
Travis Alabanza uses art and humour to make a serious point. With two shows on the London stage, they’re here to remind us that people are complex and we should all be free to follow our urges
Where are the vigils for Brianna Ghey being held?

Where are the vigils for Brianna Ghey being held?
Two teenagers have been charged with the murder of Brianna Ghey, a trans girl who was found dead in a park on February 11.
Robin Ince: the library is a centre of empathy we cannot afford to lose
Robin Ince: the library is a centre of empathy we cannot afford to lose
LGBT+ history month: 11 essential TV shows from Queer As Folk to The Last Of Us
LGBT+ history month: 11 essential TV shows from Queer As Folk to The Last Of Us
The pop culture milestones that helped shape LGBTQ+ history

The pop culture milestones that helped shape LGBTQ+ history
Brighton has its first night shelter specifically for LGBTQ+ people

Brighton has its first night shelter specifically for LGBTQ+ people
Here are the charities leading the fight against LGBTQ+ homelessness in the UK

Here are the charities leading the fight against LGBTQ+ homelessness in the UK
‘It was not just a gay bar, it was our refuge’: Why queer spaces are vital

‘It was not just a gay bar, it was our refuge’: Why queer spaces are vital
LGBT+ history month: Ten essential queer movies, from The Wizard of Oz to Everything Everywhere All At Once

LGBT+ history month: Ten essential queer movies, from The Wizard of Oz to Everything Everywhere All At Once
Sam Smith is an unequivocal force for good… by being brilliantly themselves

Sam Smith is an unequivocal force for good… by being brilliantly themselves
Love, Leda review: a glimpse into pre-legalisation gay life in 1960s London

Love, Leda review: a glimpse into pre-legalisation gay life in 1960s London
Miriam Margolyes calls for football World Cup 2030 to be in LGBTQ+ friendly country

Miriam Margolyes calls for football World Cup 2030 to be in LGBTQ+ friendly country
Karla-Simone Spence: The Confessions of Frannie Langton ‘is as dark as it can get’

Karla-Simone Spence: The Confessions of Frannie Langton ‘is as dark as it can get’
‘I feel extremely conflicted’: England fans on whether they’re watching the World Cup

‘I feel extremely conflicted’: England fans on whether they’re watching the World Cup
How Qatar’s only LGBTQ+ fan group is raising awareness during World Cup games

How Qatar’s only LGBTQ+ fan group is raising awareness during World Cup games
How can I protest the Qatar World Cup? Here are the options

How can I protest the Qatar World Cup? Here are the options
Joe Lycett says ‘shredded’ £10,000 in David Beckham stunt was actually donated to LGBTQ+ charities

Joe Lycett says ‘shredded’ £10,000 in David Beckham stunt was actually donated to LGBTQ+ charities
How fans and players around the world are protesting the Qatar World Cup

How fans and players around the world are protesting the Qatar World Cup
Luke Evans on beating bullies, duetting with Nicole Kidman and the perfect Christmas song

Luke Evans on beating bullies, duetting with Nicole Kidman and the perfect Christmas song
Morbid Obsessions review: A safety blanket for the marginalised

Morbid Obsessions review: A safety blanket for the marginalised
Whatever Happened to Queer Happiness? review: A manifesto that all new queer art should follow

Whatever Happened to Queer Happiness? review: A manifesto that all new queer art should follow
Bad Gays: A Homosexual History is one of the most original queer history books of recent years

Bad Gays: A Homosexual History is one of the most original queer history books of recent years
Jon Ransom’s letter to his 16-year-old self: ‘It’s about to get rough. There’s no way around it’
