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Today marks six months since the HIV Action Plan for England was launched. But what has happened since its launch? And what should the next six months focus on?

The song Hideous, which appears on his debut solo album, explores his feelings following his HIV diagnosis.

Gareth was hailed at the People’s Postcode Lottery Charity Gala for his charitable and campaigning work, receiving a £250,000 cheque on our behalf.

Our new ambitious strategy sets out our five key priorities for the next three years.

The expansion of routine testing in emergency departments wouldn't have happened without our supporters.

Royal Sussex County Hospital’s emergency department in Brighton now screens for HIV during routine blood tests.

We stand in solidarity with others in the LGBT+ sector as we demand the Government reverts to their promise of a trans-inclusive ban.

The new opt-out testing is part of the Government’s zero HIV target.

We're demanding that the Government listens to the voice of the infected blood community.

Our new campaign aims to raise awareness in Wales about the availability of PrEP.

This incredible sum will help to support people living with and affected by HIV across the UK.

Women affected by HIV are still being treated as an afterthought in sexual health policy. This needs to change.

New trustee Abayomi Olusunle on representation, breaking the bias and how to be a better ally.