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Maybe, if that employer felt it was in keeping with the company's principles that the employees had signed up for (be a bit of a weird company, but it's a stupid example anyway), which is what the NT are saying here. Anyway, total non-story.

'Pushing a political message' is a bit hysterical. It's a rainbow coloured badge and lanyard. I'm wondering more why the ten people can't just wear them. They're not being asked to cavort in a tutu made of dildos on a float at Pride.

It's annoying isn't it? I'm sure there is a problem but then you get Paul Ince and John Barnes piping up whilst being, particularly in Barnes' case, just rubbish.

Not sure how National Trust offering people different roles because THEY didn't want to join in (and by join in basically just wear a badge and a lanyard) means they've been 'shoved to the side'. The real story should be the shocking discrimination gay people have suffered over the years. But of...