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"We will only end new HIV cases if we confront these inequalities head-on," says Richard Angell OBE, Chief Executive of Terrence Higgins Trust. 

The Church of England nicknamed him the Pink Bishop. Malcolm Johnson wore the label without apology. One of the first clergy in the Church of England to come out as gay, in 1969, he spent the...

Scotland could become the first country in the world to end new transmissions of HIV. Whoever wins the Scottish Parliament election, urgent action is needed to get us over the line, writes our Chief...

Wales could end new transmissions of HIV by 2030. Whoever wins the Senedd election, urgent action is needed to get us over the line, writes our Chief Executive Richard Angell OBE.

HIV charities in Wales say the next Senedd could end the onward transmission of HIV, but the government will need to act urgently to reach this target.

The Reform UK leader had called for asylum seekers to be banned from receiving HIV treatment on the NHS

Scotland is in prime position to be the first country to end new HIV cases, according to leading HIV charities, but urgent action by the next Scottish Government is crucial to achieving the goal of...

We speak with three people about what it means to be growing older with HIV.

Bidding is now open online for an incredible range of luxury experiences and artworks.

HIV Health Equity and Justice Partnership calls for people living with HIV in prisons to not be left behind

Leading the tributes are Martyn’s brother Guy Hewett, former British Lions captain Gareth Thomas CBE, Health Secretary Rt Hon Wes Streeting MP, Welsh Health Secretary Jeremy Miles MS, local MP Jessica...

During National HIV Testing Week anyone in England can order a free HIV test.

This piece originally appeared in our newsletter, Trust Matters, in 2014. It was written by Chris Birch, an activist and friend of Mark Ashton. Chris died in 2021, aged 93, after a lifetime as a...