Tuesday, 11 May 2010 11:35
Rodney Greenland confessed to killing a gay man to family, friends, police and a doctor but was not initially believed because there was no sign of a body, a court has heard.
He told them that he had killed someone and that when the police found the body he would hand himself in, said Mr Jackson. He also said that he didn’t feel any remorse for what he had done. Greenland said the victim had “touched him in the wrong place” and he had stabbed him twice in the chest with a knife from the kitchen. When officers went to Greenland’s flat in the early hours of the morning they found him drunk, slumped by his front door.
Simon Amers, 36, was stabbed to death at his home in Ipswich, on 27 July. His puppy was waiting near the body, Ipswich Crown Court heard.




Research conducted by HIV and sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) reveals that sports fans could be putting their sexual health at risk this World Cup, with nearly one in ten 18-34 year-olds in the UK drinking so much while watching sporting events, in person or on TV, that they can’t remember what they did afterwards.
Iraqi LGBT is honoured to have received a 2010 Monette-Horwitz Trust Award.
LGBTory, the Conservative LGBT Group, has expressed pleasure at the number of openly-gay Conservative MPs in the new House of Commons following last week’s General Election.
Stonewall has released a guide which gives advice to youth and education staff on how to support lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) young people.
The Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association (GALHA) has welcomed the recent legal ruling against a Relationship Councillor who was dismissed for refusing to work with Lesbian or Gay couples.
Stonewall’s seventh annual Brighton Equality Walk on Sunday May 2, supported by American Express, raised a record amount for the gay equality charity.
Stonewall’s latest social media poll, which ran on its Facebook and Twitter pages this week, has found that Britain is ready for an openly lesbian, gay or bisexual Prime Minister.
The Chinese government has announced that it has overturned its ban on foreign nationals with HIV entering the country. The ban had been in place for twenty years.