Main content
"A moral failure on an institutional scale"
A Guernsey resident who was dismissed from the British Army for being gay has received an apology letter from the UK government and a ceremonial beret.
Homosexuality started being decriminalised in the UK in 1967 but a ban continued in the armed forces until 2000.
Reporter Euan Duncan spoke to Linda Garnham about how it felt to receive the apology.
Duration:
This clip is from
More clips from 麻豆社 Radio Guernsey
-
![]()
Menopause awareness in Guernsey
Duration: 04:22
-
![]()
Pumpkins as food before decorations
Duration: 04:37
-
![]()
Protecting trees in wet and windy weather
Duration: 03:43
-
![]()
Walk through history in Lego bricks
Duration: 04:50
