FINALLY!!!! From BBC News........
The Archbishop of York has condemned an anti-homosexuality bill going through parliament in Uganda.
Dr John Sentamu, who was born in the African country, said the laws being debated were "victimising".
Under the plans gays and lesbians would be jailed for life if convicted of having sex, and gay people who had sex with a minor would be put to death.
Dr Sentamu told the BBC the Anglican communion was committed to recognising that gay people were valued by God.
Aid threat
Under the bill, proposed by MP David Bahati, people who fail to report homosexuality face up to three years in jail.
Under its terms 'serial offenders' would face the death penalty.
Dr Sentamu told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I'm opposed to the death sentence. I'm also not happy when you describe people in the kind of language you find in this private member's bill."
Read the rest of the BBC story here.
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