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EXCLUSIVE: Bethany Antonia says she felt ‘devastated’ after BBC censored her ‘Protect the Dolls’ T-shirt
Strictly Come Dancing star Bethany Antonia says she felt “devastated” after the BBC digitally removed the ‘Protect the Dolls’ slogan from her T-shirt, telling Gaydio she had “no sympathy or understanding” for the decision.
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Good Law Project challenges ‘gay tax’ on NHS IVF
A legal challenge has been launched over NHS fertility rules that can force female same-sex couples to spend thousands of pounds on private treatment before becoming eligible for funded IVF.
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Ella Morgan pays touching tribute to Brianna Ghey at Pride of Britain Awards
Ella Morgan walked the Pride of Britain red carpet in a custom cherry blossom dress honouring Brianna Ghey, with Brianna's mum Esther alongside her, as Esther is recognised for her online safety campaigning.
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Glee is officially coming back as Disney+ and Hulu order a reboot
Disney+ and Hulu have ordered a Glee reboot from 20th Television. No cast or producers are named yet, but co-creator Ryan Murphy says he has finished a script and been in touch with about 10 of the original stars.
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Why should you care about International Pronouns Day?
Today (21st October) marks International Pronouns Day! Here's why sharing and respecting pronouns matters, what the research says about misgendering, and one easy thing you can do today.
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Blacktober Fest: Drag Race star, DJs till 3am and a big Black queer party in London
UK Black Pride's Blacktober Fest hits London's Colour Factory tomorrow. A Drag Race star headlines, DJs play until 3am, and Lady Phyll says it's about celebrating Black history and being seen.
HEADLINES
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Nvidia launches investigation into Jensen Huang's affair with 'Chinese spy'
Tech giant Nvidia is investigating reports that chief executive Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort.
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Finland's navy chief says Russia's presence in the Baltic Sea may have peaked for now
Russia may have reached the limit of its "peacetime" ability to project force in the Baltic Sea, with the maritime situation "tense" but "stable", the head of Finland's navy has said.
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Gunman suspected of killing six people in Polish city of Krakow has died, police say
A gunman suspected of killing six people including a British national in Poland on Saturday has died in hospital.
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Warning for drivers amid 'perfect recipe' for fog on Monday morning
Conditions in the UK are creating the "perfect recipe" for fog, the Met Office has said, as it warned drivers to take extra care in poor visibility.
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Pete Hegseth could face impeachment proceedings as Democrats also target Elon Musk and Stephen Miller
Pete Hegseth could soon face impeachment proceedings as Democrats plan what to do with their majorities in both houses of Congress.
SHOWBIZ
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Russell Brand's barrister reports himself to watchdog over behaviour after verdict
Russell Brand's barrister has reported himself to a professional regulator over a clash with a journalist after his client was convicted of rape.
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Katherine Ryan feels 'grief and relief' over Brand guilty verdict
Comedian Katherine Ryan has said she feels "grief and relief" after Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault.
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Russell Brand faces 'significant' prison term after rape and sexual assault conviction
Russell Brand has been told by a judge that he faces a "significant custodial term" after being found guilty of rape and sexual assault.
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Tributes paid to celebrity hairstylist John Frieda who has died aged 75
Tributes have been paid to British celebrity hairstylist and beauty brand entrepreneur John Frieda who has died aged 75.
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Actress Selma Blair says she's 'so sorry' in first public remarks since incident on plane
Selma Blair has spoken publicly for the first time since she was charged with assault following an incident on a plane earlier this month.
UK NEWS
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Warning for drivers amid 'perfect recipe' for fog on Monday morning
Conditions in the UK are creating the "perfect recipe" for fog, the Met Office has said, as it warned drivers to take extra care in poor visibility.
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Government considering banning under-16s from Vinted and eBay
The government is seriously considering banning children from online sales platforms such as eBay and Vinted, the culture secretary has said.
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Schools to stop teaching GCSEs early in curriculum overhaul
Secondary schools will be told to stop teaching GCSEs to students until they reach Year 10 in a bid to keep younger children engaged, according to the government.
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Octopus Energy sparks COP31 dealmaking with new Asian fund
One of Britain's most valuable private companies is extending its global tentacles further into Asia by launching a renewables fund to coincide with the COP31 climate summit.
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Two teenagers arrested after boy injured in sword chase in Gloucester
Two teenagers have been arrested after a boy was attacked with a sword in Tuffley, police said.
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