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‘Gay life is better now. Absolutely’: five generations on coming out and what came next

From a student in the 60s for whom sex was illegal to a recent arrival on the gay scene, four men and a non-binary queer person on how their lives – and sex lives – have changed

The Guardian - UK

How a 24-hour drag show predicted the past seven years in America

Just before Trump’s election, Taylor Mac staged a spectacular queer history of the US that was mysteriously prophetic about the culture wars that would follow

The Guardian - UK

How Madonna became the queen of all queens

Never afraid of talking about sex, Madonna changed the way people perceived gay sex and vastly improved the lives of those having it by campaigning to publicise preventative measures for Aids. Darren Scott shows how she became a gay icon, without even trying

The Independent UK

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Let’s end the stigma around hearing aids

Brief letters: Wearing hearing aids | Tactical voting | Funeral songs | A hot spell

The Guardian - UK

PIP points and payment rates explained which could help you make a successful claim first time

Adult Disability Payment has replaced new claims for PIP in Scotland and is worth up to £691 each month.

Daily Record

Does Medicare cover hearing aids?

Hearing aids are the most common solution for hearing loss, but they’re not covered by traditional Medicare.

Fortune

Statewide rent control initiative may be on California ballots for the third time in four election cycles

Justice for Renters, an initiative campaign sponsored by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), submitted signatures on June 20 to place an initiative on the Nov. 2024 ballot in California to prohibit the state from limiting local rent control measures. This would be the third rent control initiative sponsored by the…

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The deaf, lip-reading nurse left struggling and exhausted in Covid when everyone started wearing masks

But Caitlin Tanner, 25, has used all her experiences to improve care for deaf patients and encourage people with hearing issues who want to come and work in healthcare

Wales Online

Christine and the Queens review – phantasmagoric drama and musical transcendence

A two-hour rock opera version of their new album – which is in turn inspired by Tony Kushner’s Aids drama Angels in America – the band’s feverish Meltdown performance was overwhelming

The Guardian - UK

Tracy Baim: Finding my niche early in the gay press

By 1984, after graduating with a journalism degree — and being a very out lesbian — I knew mainstream newsrooms were not for me. I was not going back into the closet for my career.

Chicago Sun-Times

How Chicago LGBTQ+ and straight media trailblazers paved the way for this column

A journalist’s coming-out story in the 1970s. Straight reporters taking on the gay beat. Where are we now?

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Dicing with death’: the lethal, terrifying art of Hamad Butt – and the evacuation it once caused

Blending science and the supernatural, high art and gothic horror, Hamad Butt made work that was literally dangerous, in one case sparking fears of a gas leak. He is one of the stars of Tate Britain’s rehang

The Guardian - UK

TV star Susannah Constantine's devastating diagnosis and treatment that changed her life

Former TV presenter Susannah Constantine tells Lizzie Catt how not hearing birdsong finally convinced her it was time to get her ears checked - and explains how her life has changed since

Daily Mirror

DWP 'everyday items' could be considered an aid or appliance in PIP assessment

There is no set or defined list for recognised disability aids or appliances

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The Independent UK

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week

Social media users shared a range of false claims this week

Daily Record

DWP says ‘everyday objects’ could be considered as an aid or appliance during PIP assessment

The PIP assessment is points-based and your 'score' determines the level of award you will be paid.

The Guardian - UK

David Furnish on wiping out HIV/Aids, the ‘weaponisation’ of LGBTQ+ rights … and the day Putin called

Elton John’s husband and chair of his Aids foundation on the need to redouble efforts amid rising illiberalism around the globe

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Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed — release date, trailer and everything we know about the documentary

Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed is a new documentary about the star's life beyond the cameras. Here's everything we know about the film.

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The Guardian - UK

Boots money-back guarantee on £3,100 hearing aid is a lost cause

I bought a pair but mislaid one. When I asked for a refund I expected half back, but only got £685

Wales Online

Sir Elton John says ending Aids by 2030 'possible and doable'

The star's Aids charity has launched a three-year fund, worth £101 million, to fight HIV in vulnerable communities

The Independent UK

Sir Elton John says ending Aids by 2030 is possible as he launches new funding

The Elton John Aids Foundation launched a three-year fund worth £101 million to tackle HIV infections in vulnerable communities.

The Guardian - UK

Oxford University appoints UK’s first professor of LGBTQ+ history

Matt Cook, who has written on queer urban life and the Aids crisis, takes up the new post at Mansfield College

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on Uganda’s anti-gay laws: grotesque, legalised bigotry

Yoweri Museveni has introduced the death penalty for homosexual acts, but his legislation threatens more than the people it demonises

Reason

Uganda's New Anti-Gay Law Could Undermine AIDS Prevention

The new law dictates a life sentence for anyone caught having gay sex and the death penalty for anyone convicted of "aggravated homosexuality."

Radio France Internationale

Podcast: Conserving a martyred village, abortion drug shortages, identifying HIV

The village of Oradour-sur-Glane continues to memorialise the massacre of 643 of its inhabitants by the Nazis in 1944. Are shortages of an abortion drug in France linked to the anti-abortion movement in the United States? And the French doctor who helped identify HIV in the early days of the…

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