City's gay prejudice that dare not speak its name

The only known lesbian on the board of a top City of London company blames business leaders today for the climate of fear that forces corporate gays to keep their sexuality secret.

Ashley Steel, from the accountancy giant KPMG, believes that gay people in the Square Mile are scared that their careers will be blighted if they are open about their orientation. She admitted having lied at work about a ring given by her long-term lover, pretending that it came from her grandmother, to conceal he... (143 more words)

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