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Gareth Thomas and Nigel Owens are supporting Cardiff Mardi Gras

Gareth Thomas and Nigel Owens support Cardiff Mardi Gras

Gay rugby legend Gareth Thomas and referee Nigel Owens are supporting Cardiff Mardi Gras. The 11th festival will be held on Saturday September 4th and 40,000 people are expected to attend.

Johnny Weir said the claims were true

Stars on Ice denies Johnny Weir is not 'family friendly'

Stars on Ice has denied it rejected figure skating champion Johnny Weir for not being "family friendly". Weir himself has claimed he was rejected from the show because of his perceived homosexuality.

Rudi Assauer said gay footballers should find a new job

German football boss says gay players should find another job

A former German football manager has said gay men should not play football because they will be ridiculed. Rudi Assauer's comments have outraged German gay groups, with the Gay and Lesbian Federation saying they were "beneath contempt".

Johnny Weir has refused to say whether he is gay

Figure skater Johnny Weir 'not family friendly enough for Stars on Ice'

The American figure skating champion Johnny Weir has reportedly been rejected from the Stars on Ice Tour because he is not deemed "family friendly".

Gareth Thomas said he was threatened with outing

Gareth Thomas 'threatened with outing' at 2007 World Cup

Gareth Thomas played in the 2007 Rugby World Cup fearing he could be outed by the press any day, he said this week. The former Wales captain, who came out in December, revealed that at the time, he was constantly getting calls telling him the media were about to out him.

Johnny Weir was a target of the remarks (Photo: David W Carmichael)

Australian presenters to be investigated for 'anti-gay' remarks

Two Australian sports commentators are facing an investigation by the New South Wales anti-discrimination board for their remarks about men's figure skating.

Justin Fashanu's niece Amal is supporting the campaign in his memory

Justin Fashanu's niece supports anti-homophobia campaign

The niece of the late footballer Justin Fashanu is supporting a campaign in his memory to kick homophobia out of the sport.

Johnny Weir in 2008 (Photo: David W Carmichael)

Figure skater shrugs off 'homophobic' remarks

A flamboyant American figure skater has shrugged off 'homophobic' remarks made about him by sports commentators. Johnny Weir has been the butt of jokes made by a number of commentators in the past week.

Gareth Thomas is a patron of LGBT History Month

Gareth Thomas 'wicked' for supporting LGBT History Month

Rugby player Gareth Thomas has been accused of "promoting" gay sex to young children for his patron role in LGBT History Month.

A politician said gay men could kiss the race winner

Amsterdam winners may get kisses from gay men, not girls

A left-wing party in Holland has suggested that winners of a cycle race should swap the traditional celebration of kisses from attractive girls for kisses from gay men.

Mick Molloy, one of the two commentators accused of being homophobic

Complaints over Australian commentators' gay remarks

Two Australian sports commentators who made a series of remarks about men's figure skating at the Winter Olympics have been accused of homophobia.

Elton John supported the video

Elton John and rugby chief support homophobia video – but footballers stay silent

Elton John, the chief of the Rugby Football Union and the gay Irish hurler Donal Óg Cusack have all given their support to the FA's anti-homophobia video but not a single footballer has come forward to condemn anti-gay abuse.

John Amaechi argues that homophobia's damage reaches beyond the LGBT community

Comment: Homophobia hurts young straight men too

Following the postponement of the FA's efforts to tackle anti-gay abuse, former NBA player John Amaechi argues that homophobia on and off the pitch damages straight men as well as gays.

No top-level player would appear in the film

Top footballers 'refused to appear in anti-homophobia film'

Top-ranking footballers turned down requests to appear in the FA's anti-homophobia film because they feared being ridiculed on the pitch, it has been reported.

Jonathan Thomas apologised for the Twitter joke (Photo: Flickr user manuel | MC)

Welsh rugby star sorry for gay joke

A Welsh rugby star and national teammate of Gareth Thomas apologised yesterday for making an off-colour gay joke on his Twitter account.

















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