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News: UK

Mon 15 Feb, 2010
By Sam Bristowe


violates the natural law upon which the equality of all human beings is grounded

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Exclusive – Angela Eagle MP praises first ever LGBT History Month Magazine

Exclusive – Angela Eagle MP praises first ever LGBT History Month Magazine

The UKs first ever LGBT History Month magazine is being launched with the support of Angela Eagle

EasyJet offers free flight to Pope (Plus Speedy Boarding)

Budget airline EasyJet yesterday offered to fly Pope Benedict XVI to the UK following the recent controversy surrounding his viewpoints on British Equality laws and estimated cost of his visit.

Anger of The Sun gay minister survey

The Sun has caused havoc after publishing a poll yesterday asking whether gay people should be allowed to be cabinet ministers.

Harman confirms discrimination law bid dropped

The Government will not push through proposals that churches argue would restrict their ability to deny jobs to gay people and transsexuals, Equality Minister Harriet Harman has confirmed.

Anti-Pope March

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A gay anti-pope march took place yesterday in aim to protest against the visit of His Holiness, after the homophobic comments he made regarding recent law changes surrounding gay couples.
The LGBT community is asking for a secular Europe after the Pope made derogatory comments about same-sex marriage. Many met outside the Westminster Cathedral and began a march to the Italian Embassy in a protest against the Pope’s visit to the UK, which would cost taxpayers £20 Million.
Hundreds attended the march and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence dressed as nurses and human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell also headed up the march.


Pope Benedict recently caused controversy after he sent a letter to the Bishops of England and Wales were he spoke about the new British equal opportunity laws. He was believed to be referring to the law which stops all adoption agencies from discriminating gay couples, which came into action in January 2009, he said it “violates the natural law upon which the equality of all human beings is grounded.”
Pope Benedict confirmed that he plans to visit Britain, a first visit of its kind in 28 years. However the visit from His Holiness comes at a price. It was estimated that the visit would cost British taxpayers roughly £20 Million.

 

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