Second trans woman found dead in a men’s prison in two months
For the second time in a matter of weeks a trans woman prisoner has been found dead in her cell at a men's prison.
Homophobic boxing champ nominated for BBC Sports Personality of the Year
The broadcaster is facing a backlash after short-listing anti-gay boxer Tyson Fury for the prize.
Watch: People try to ‘cure’ themselves of being straight
A new clip subjects straight people to some of the shocking therapies that have been used to try and 'cure' homosexuality.
Uber and Bill Gates team up for World AIDS Day campaign
A new World AIDS Day campaign sees cab company Uber team up with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to fight HIV/AIDS.
We will find scientific basis for HIV cure by 2020, scientists say
A new Institute for HIV Cure Research has been launched on World AIDS Day - which aims to develop the scientific basis of a cure for HIV by 2020.
Activists demand apology from ‘transphobic, ignorant’ Loose Women panel
A petition has been launched after the panel made a series of controversial comments.
Jeremy Corbyn: We must educate ‘all children’ about AIDS
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said that "all children" need to be educated about the threat of AIDS, in his World AIDS Day message.
Sue Perkins to host new BBC quiz show
The Great British Bake Off presenter will host new show, 'Insert Name Here'.
The press is still perpetuating ‘hurtful and damaging’ HIV myths
A new study has confirmed that press coverage of HIV is still overwhelmingly negative, in stark contrast to other health conditions.
10 facts about HIV that may surprise you
To celebrate World AIDS Day 2015, we share some important facts about HIV.
