Updated 3 p.m. EST

The House of Commons passed marriage equality on Tuesday evening by a large majority! In a vote of 400 to 175 (a majority of 225), MPs have voted for same-sex civil marriage in the United Kingdom. 

The real British game of thrones is about to get a lot more convoluted (and queer-er) if a new proposal from MPs comes into fruition. The plan, if enacted, would allow first born females and first born LGBT the same claim to the throne that's currently limited to straight boys. 

More than 1,000 drama queens in chiffon robes have engaged in naughty group action to point jewel-encrusted fingers at modern civil rights. In one of the largest letters of its kind, 1,054 British priests as well as 13 bishops and abbots claim they will lose their right to practice religion if gays and lesbians are allowed to marry the human they love. 

Great Britain's National Union of Students is readying "I Saw Daddy Kissing Santa Claus" cards to send to the Prime Minister to encourage him to push for marriage equality legislation. Details follow. 

We've always said that we want to "scale David Beckham." Last night, thanks to H&M, we had the chance! (Details follow.)

Who doesn't want to be greeted by an 8 ft phallus (that's 8 feet, not inches, size queens!) running down the street??

Unfortunately, most of the residents of Louth, England would fall into the "no thanks" category. Amateurs!

The confusion (and perhaps culprit for Tommy Cruise and Katie Holme's breakup?) all started when Mayor Jill Makinson-Sanders wanted to promote her city's main industry—sausage making—with an ill-designed costume. 

Unwilling to let rumors of lost steam for the marriage equality movement in the United Kingdom prove true, Prime Minister David Cameron has reiterated his support for equality in his strongest statement yet. 

England has approved an HIV treatment asylum program that will provided free services to some foreign nationals. Details follow. 

The gaydored reigning queen of cinema Meryl Streep gives an inspiring depiction of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the trailer for the new biopic. Watch after the jump.

U.K. Prime Minister made a conservative case for marriage equality today in Manchester, England in a moving speech that reiterated his support for same-sex spousal rights.

We will forever wave American pom-poms at the TV screen during any Olympic games, don't get us wrong. But if the current shirtless training sessions of Britain's big Olympic hope, gymnast Louis Smith (he took the bronze in Beijing), are any indication, we might be waving our pom-poms a little lower come London 2012, so, you know, we can get a better look. Get a better look with us thanks to jaw-dropping pics of Louis tackling a pummel horse and a link to a lunch-break worthy video, after the jump...

A shocking survey conducted by the National AIDS Trust finds that one in five adults in the U.K. believe that both heterosexual and homosexual condom-less sex does not involve a risk of HIV transmission. Wow. 

Other jaw-dropping numbers revealed in the study include: