Nightlife

Some were much more effective than others.

Queer and inclusive party LICK has now grown from a monthly club night to a permanent space. We were there for its launch night.

A video shared on a Spanish newspaper's website shows the men fighting as a group surround them and cheer, "Come on!"

We spoke to the founder of Stay Up Late, a charity that links up people with learning disabilities and "gig buddies" who can stay out with them after their support workers go home.

Fancy dress, an endless toilet queue and lots of drugs – but nothing weird.

Three days, three festivals – for free!

More and more companies are popping up to transport festival-goers on party buses or trains with DJ sets and club carriages.

Svetlana is a woman who loves watching gay men have sex. There's no better place to do that than Snax, but the night has a strict door policy: no women.

The east London LGBTQ institution is celebrating its tenth anniversary, so we asked some of the people who know it best to tell its story.

We've been called less hedonistic than previous generations, but we still enjoy the process of making ourselves too hungover to go to any lectures.

The organisers promised to take me "off the beaten track to the up-and-coming hipster side of London".

In the city's Marais district, naked male strippers take a shower in the middle of a bar.