New law means anti-gay comments could lead to seven years in jail

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New law means anti-gay comments could lead to seven years in jail Stirring up hatred against homosexuals is to become a serious crime punishable with a seven-year jail sentence under a law announced last night. The legislation , similar to laws already in force outlawing persecution on religious or racial grounds ...read It's Big Bird! Victoria Beckham's most outrageous outfit yet Headlines Brown pledges to bring half our troops home from Iraq Thousands of patients denied a pain-free life for £3 a week Madeleine: Kate and Gerry fear 'cloud of suspicion' will never leave them Sainsbury's says immigrants have 'better ethic' than Britons Diana inquest: Jury's descent into tunnel of death Champion jockey Kieren Fallon 'was paid to throw 17 races' Babies dying 'due to NHS staffing crisis' Stabbed A-level student becomes London's 21st murdered teenager this year Monster behind the mask: Police unravel the internet disguise of a child abuser Judge's wife 'took washing off line' as he burned in shed School crams four months of learning into just EIGHT minute lessons Women's waist measurements grow by 2ins in 10 years 'I take all the blame', says Brown on election that never was How your mother's hips can raise the risk of cancer Princess Anne's quick getaway as helicopter catches fire Caught on CCTV: The final journey of Stockwell shooting victim Home-trained junior doctors fail to find work as 10,000 foreign medics 'flood the system' It's bees, not mice, that send elephants into a panic How a rocky relationship can give your heart a bad beating Scientists win right to create human-animal test 'chimeras' MORE NEWS Brown pledges to bring half our troops home by next spring Gordon Brown paved the way for the end of Britain's combat role in Iraq last night, pledging that more than half of the 5,500 troops stationed in the country will be home by next spring . . . read Monster behind the mask: Police unravel the internet disguise of a child abuser Confident of his electronic disguise, a paedophile posted hundreds of pictures on the internet of himself abusing young boys. While the details of his body were sickeningly clear, his face was digitally altered into a bizarre swirly pattern to prevent him being tracked down and arrested . . . read Judge's wife 'took washing off line' as he burned in shed The wife of a judge who died in a fireball in his garden shed appeared more interested in taking the washing off the line than the fate of her husband, an inquest heard today . . . read 'Marilyn' Minogue storms the Q awards with new curvy look Kylie Minogue showed off a new Marilyn Monroe-style hair do and a figure-hugging black dress at the Q Awards where she was crowned Q Idol The night Hugh Grant ended up in the arms of a gaggle of student beauties Hugh Grant is relishing being single after he was spotted in the company of a young blonde J-lo: Bigger than ever but she still won't admit she's pregnant Jennifer Lopez's energetic performances in New York continue - as do the rumours of a possible pregnancy Kenny Logan's quickstep to the other channel Shortly after 7.30pm former Scots rugby star Kenny Logan was on BBC1 in a studio 'dance-off' at the end of Strictly Come Dancing. Ten minutes later, over on ITV1, he was in Paris, reporting on the Rugby World Cup How personal trainers can harm your health One in seven of us now puts our faith in a fitness professional at some time in our lives. But there are concerns that too many trainers are not properly qualified, and that some may do more harm than good The pornography of misery memoirs Drunken mothers, bestial fathers, paedophilia and incest... Here, in a furious blast against her own trade, a leading book industry figure attacks the lucrative market in 'misery memoirs'

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