Last night saw the top five of Drag Race UK battle it out to get into the semi-final of the competition, and battle truly is the only word to describe what went down. It was a battle of the bitches. In short: Lawrence, A’Whora and Ellie had the biggest row over performance ordering in history whilst Tayce and Bimini watched from the sidelines.
Quite frankly, the amount of drama that went down in this episode was more than the rest of the entire season put together – seriously, it was worse than Ru’s H&M meltdown.
So if you’re looking for an outlet to channel all your rage after last night’s episode, read these 23 tweets.
In Dubai, queer men convicted of having sex can face up to 10 years in prison under the country’s penal code.
The country is also a harsh and unwelcoming place for LGBT+ tourists. In 2008, a lesbian couple, visiting from abroad, were handed a one month jail sentence in Dubai for engaging in a public display of affection at a beach.
In the last decade alone, a number of people have been arrested and sentenced to prison in Dubai for having same-sex sexual relations.
In 2017, Scottish man Jamie Harron was sentenced to three months in prison for public indecency after he touched another man in a bar in an effort to avoid bumping into him. The charges were later dropped.
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