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Leeds Wins Bingham Cup 2028 as Major LGBTQ+ Rugby Tournament Heads to Yorkshire
Leeds will host the Bingham Cup 2028, bringing one of international LGBTQ+ rugby’s biggest events to Yorkshire from 24 to 29 July.
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Leeds will host the Bingham Cup 2028, bringing one of international LGBTQ+ rugby’s biggest events to Yorkshire from 24 to 29 July.
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Gay footballer Jack Turner is taking on a 339 mile walk from Axminster to Anfield to challenge homophobia and promote LGBTQ+ inclusion in sport.
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Newport rugby player Kyle Tayler-Woolston shares his positive coming out story after marrying husband George and receiving years of support in rugby.
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Kings Cross Steelers win the Bingham Cup 2026 in Brisbane after an unbeaten campaign, with Leeds confirmed as host city for the tournament in 2028.
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EuroGames Cardiff 2027 will feature 38 sports ranging from football and swimming to darts, sailing and wheelchair basketball. See the full programme.
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Jess Fishlock, Sarah Jones and Huw Ware are the official EuroGames Cardiff 2027 ambassadors helping champion the first EuroGames ever held in the UK.
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LGBTQ+ campaigner and one of Stonewall’s original founders Lisa Power is patron of EuroGames Cardiff 2027 as the Games prepare to come to the UK.
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EuroGames Cardiff 2027 brings 38 sports and thousands of LGBTQ+ athletes and allies to Wales for the first UK EuroGames. Here is what you need to know.
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Alex Scott’s place in BBC World Cup 2026 coverage is backed by far more than television profile. Before she became one of the most recognisable football presenters in Britain, Scott built a playing career filled with international caps, club honours, major tournament experience and one of the most important
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The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup has already produced memorable moments on the pitch, but one of the tournament’s most significant milestones happened before a ball was even kicked. Assistant referee Brooke Mayo became the first openly LGBTQ+ match official to take part in a men’s FIFA
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More than 9,500 athletes from over 80 countries are preparing to descend on Valencia as the city hosts Gay Games XII, one of the world’s largest LGBTQ+ sporting and cultural events. Running from 27 June to 4 July 2026, the Games will transform Spain’s third largest city