Transport for London have said that a controversial ‘homophobic’ advert will not run on buses. The advert was due to run from next week on London buses; they mimicked a previous advert by gay rights charity Stonewall and claimed therapy could change sexual orientation, ITV News reports. ‘Homophobic’ charity seeking legal advise The Christian group...

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Transport for London have said that a controversial ‘homophobic’ advert will not run on buses.

The advert was due to run from next week on London buses; they mimicked a previous advert by gay rights charity Stonewall and claimed therapy could change sexual orientation, ITV News reports.

‘Homophobic’ charity seeking legal advise

The Christian group behind a banned bus advert suggesting gay people could be “cured” is seeking legal advice tonight.

Tom Ellis, a solicitor at law firm Aughton Ainsworth, said he had been contacted by Anglican Mainstream with a view to taking legal action against TfL, as the advert had already been cleared by the Committee of Advertising Practice before Mr Johnson stepped in, ITV News reports.

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