This morning’s mischievous revelation by The Sun that they will continue to publish photographs of topless women on their notorious Page Three has sparked anger among campaigners, who were – just hours ago – celebrating a victory for the No More Page Three campaign.

The wealthiest 1% of the world’s population will own more than the remaining 99% within two years, according to a report by the aid and development charity Oxfam.

The Sun’s decision to whip its topless models off Page 3 is a positive sign of progress but a small step in the fight against sexism, according to a Manchester campaigner.

A plaque commemorating the 50-year anniversary of the birth of Manchester’s gay rights movement will be unveiled today at Church House.

Tanyalee Davis, 43, is performed at The Captain’s Comedy Club last night, offering a glimpse of her unique experience in comedy as a female dwarf

The UK is the best place in Europe for gay rights, claims a leading network of European LGBT organisations – for the third time running.

Sugar and Spice Festival aims to sweeten up International Women’s Day for LGBT community.

Tatchell speaking at Working Class Movement Library

Mike Bower, 52, said it was ‘just a keyring’

Armitstead aims to improve women’s cycling with victory in Florence

The trip included visits to a residential education camp