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Migrants with HIV should be blocked from entering the UK, says Nigel Farage | |||||
 | Dr Rosemary Gillespie, CEO at Terrence Higgins Trust, said: "The idea that having HIV should be used as a black mark against someone's name is ridiculous ... Mr Farage has stooped to a new level of ignorance independent.co.uk 10 Oct 14 | ||||
Judges grant appeal in Belfast docker 'gay abuse' case | |||||
 | Martin Sheil was awarded £45,000 compensation after being sacked for reacting to alleged homophobic abuse is to have his case decided again. Judges ordered a new hearing in front of a different panel belfasttelegraph.co.uk 10 Oct 14 | ||||
WORLD Shrien Dewani 'surfed gay websites day after wife's body found' | |||||
 | Court documents show British businessman looked at a homosexual dating website as he and his new wife waited to board their honeymoon plane and later gay and fetish websites after she was killed telegraph.co.uk 10 Oct 14 I'm filthy-minded, says Dewani's Gaydar profile news24.com 10 Oct 14 | ||||
Estonia becomes first former Soviet state to legalise gay marriage
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 | 'Mentally, we want to belong in Scandinavia and share those same liberal values,' say gay rights group independent.co.uk 10 Oct 14 | ||||
Why most Americans now favour allowing gay marriage | |||||
 | Probably the most important force driving the spread of gay rights is familiarity. As more and more gay people come out, more and more heterosexuals realise that they have gay friends or neighbours, most of whom are boringly normal economist.com 10 Oct 14 | ||||
Victories for gay rights in some parts of the world... | |||||
 | ...have provoked a backlash elsewhere. The change in attitudes to homosexuality in many countries-not just the West but also Latin America, China and other places-is one of the wonders of the world ... but five countries still execute gay people economist.com 10 Oct 14 | ||||
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