Gay support groups in the East Midlands have told Capital they're worried Brexit could lead to a rise in homophobic attacks. Figures show a 25% rise in hate crimes aimed at LGBT people in the region over last two years. Capital's Alex Hulse reports:

Mar 02, 2017, 11:41 AM

Gay support groups in the East Midlands have told Capital they're worried Brexit could lead to a rise in homophobic attacks.

Figures show a 25% rise in homophobic hate crimes in the region over last two years.

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