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Stonewall's own research shows that homophobic bullying is rife in schools nine in 10 teachers say their pupils currently experience homophobic bullying and 65% of pupils report experiencing direct homophobic bullying, and research by the Equality Challenge Unit finds that 49.5% of students in higher education have been treated in a negative way because of their sexual orientation.

Letters: Homophobic bullies have not gone away 2011

Stonewall's own University Guide shows that many universities still don't do enough to tackle homophobia on their campuses.

Letters: Homophobic bullies have not gone away 2011

Meanwhile the RFL, who became the first sporting organisation to enter Stonewall's top 100 when they were ranked 93rd last year, climbed 40 places in recognition of a number of anti-homophobia initiatives in the sport during 2011.

Paul Cooke and Karl Pryce confirm significant comebacks 2012

The gifted but fragile talents of Paul Cooke and Karl Pryce both confirmed significant comebacks on a busy and varied day during which Oldham denied fresh doubts about their future, the goalkicking St Helens wing Jamie Foster ended speculation over a move to rugby union via an unauthorised tweet, and the Rugby Football League celebrated climbing to 53rd in Stonewall's index of employers of lesbian, gay and bisexual staff.

Paul Cooke and Karl Pryce confirm significant comebacks 2012

Stonewall's report found they were nearly twice as likely to rely on external services such as GPs and social services as heterosexual people.

Gay people 'at risk of a lonelier old age' 2011

And in any case, my hunch is that a well-constructed study would probably confirm Stonewall's original hypothesis.

Stonewall's 'coming out' data falls into statistical trap Ben Goldacre 2010

People may well be coming out earlier than before – intuitively that seems plausible – but Stonewall's survey is flawed in design, and contains some interesting statistical traps.

Stonewall's 'coming out' data falls into statistical trap Ben Goldacre 2010

In fact you could say that Stonewall's survey has found that on average, as people get older, they get older.

Stonewall's 'coming out' data falls into statistical trap Ben Goldacre 2010

Two universities, Liverpool John Moores and Imperial College, were included in Stonewall's index of Britain's top 100 gay-friendly employers this year, and the institutions that come out particularly well in the new university guide have often made special efforts to improve their LGBT support.

Stonewall rates gay-friendly universities 2010

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Stonewall rates gay-friendly universities 2010