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| News and Views |
Gay concessions on Euro job directive “make it worse”. |
| Distance yourself, GALHA tells Carey. |
| Stark truth – for those who can see it ... – Lesbian and Gay Christians magazine takes Dr David Starkey to task. |
| Hypocrites! The big e-outing – for eight Tory MPs. |
| Section 28 back on the agenda? |
| Digital Diversity – the first anniversary of GALHA’s Online Bookstore and Electronic Mailing List. |
| Oh, Peter, you’re so predictable! – Peter Tatchell meets the mystics. |
| Bath time for GALHA members – a report on GALHA’s 17th annual weekend gathering. |
| Bowing out – by George – Andy Armitage succeeds George Broadhead as editor of Gay and Lesbian Humanist. |
| Don’t let them water down our rights, urge gay humanists. |
| World Watch edited by George Broadhead – news from Canada, Cyprus, Germany, Namibia, the Netherlands, Poland, Saudi Arabia and Sri Lanka. |
| Web Watch |
Turing Revisited – On the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of Alan Turing’s classic paper Computing Machinery and Intelligence, Brett Humphreys revisits the Alan Turing Website and looks at a number of other recent Web developments related to Turing. |
| Features |
Gossip from Across the Pond – Warren Allen Smith returns from time out completing his monumental book Who’s Who in Hell. |
| Apostles of Unreason Settle into their Third Millennium – Peter Tatchell reflects on two millennia of hatred and violence by the godly upon the queer. |
| Auntie asks the “Big Question” on South Asia and Homosexuality – Andy Armitage takes a look at a recent debate on the BBC online “Talking Point”. |
| Airings |
Tinsel, Turing and Time – Steven Dean begins a new television and radio column. |
| CD |
Jim Herrick reviews Songs of Ned Rorem, sung by Susan Graham; and Edward II: a Ballet in 2 Acts, by John McCabe. |
| Books |
Derek Lennard reviews the new edition of Sixty-Five Interviews with Robert G. Ingersoll, published by American Atheist Press. |
| George Broadhead reviews Who’s Who in Hell, by Warren Allen Smith. |
| Postbag |
Before the beginning; and Acts and Measures. |
