Political parties have been banned from marching with LGBTQ+ people at four of the UK's largest Pride parades.

Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner attend Pride in London 2022 alongside Emily Thornberry and Anneliese Dodds Four of the UK's largest Pride organisations have suspended political parties' involvement ...

Britain's hard-right Reform UK party, led by anti-immigrant firebrand Nigel Farage, won a parliamentary seat in a northwest England by-election on Friday. The local elections, the first since ...

Oxford Pride has banned political parties from this year's event following the Supreme Court's ruling on trans women. The 'important and considered' decision was made in light of the UK Supreme ...

Political parties are often represented at Pride marches in the U.K. For example, the current prime minister, Keir Starmer, attended London Pride in 2022 when he was leader of the Labour Party.

A political ‘tipping point’ in Britain? Right-wing Reform UK gains clout. Reform UK’s surge has upended politics, sparked panic in Britain’s two major parties and drawn comparisons to the ...

Lancashire County Council is one of 10 local authorities that Reform UK won outright control of at the local elections. Its performance in running the councils it now controls is being seen as a test ...

Four of the UK's largest Pride organisations have suspended political parties' involvement in their events in "unequivocal solidarity" with the transgender community. Birmingham, Brighton, London ...