Scotland Yard has advertised for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender police to guard the Queen.
Scotland Yard has advertised for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender police to guard the Queen.
According to the Daily Express, the Metropolitan Police wants officers from "special groups" to -volunteer for armed duty at Windsor Castle and Balmoral.
Serbia Might Ban Anti-Gay Political Groups
A government official said that Serbia may ban political groups uttering threats against others, such as ultranationalists whose vociferous opposition led to canceling a gay rights march.
A government official said that Serbia may ban political groups uttering threats against others, such as ultranationalists whose vociferous opposition led to canceling a gay rights march.
Former Metropolitan Police Commander John O'Connor condemned the move as "window dressing for the sake of political correctness".
The latest recruitment drive is being carried out by the Yard's SO14 Royalty Protection Branch.
Men, Straight or Gay, Really Do Worry About Their Looks
Straight men pine for a muscular body as much as gay men, according to a new study.
Straight men pine for a muscular body as much as gay men, according to a new study.
"Successful officers can expect to work at London palaces or Windsor Castle and officers are required to -perform tours of duty in Scotland.
Should Books For Children Contain Explicit Material, Gay Behavior? US Libraries Ponder
For some it is the heartwarming tale of two male penguins raising a chick together, but children's book And Tango Makes Three is also one of the most controversial texts in America, librarians say.
For some it is the heartwarming tale of two male penguins raising a chick together, but children's book And Tango Makes Three is also one of the most controversial texts in America, librarians say.
The notice adds: "Selection will be based solely upon merit."
Rome Protests Against Homophobic Attacks
More than 1,000 people took to the streets of Rome on Friday to protest against an increasing number of homophobic attacks throughout predominantly Roman Catholic Italy.
More than 1,000 people took to the streets of Rome on Friday to protest against an increasing number of homophobic attacks throughout predominantly Roman Catholic Italy.
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