As our Last Chance for Justice series continues, Bakita Kasadha talks to Beverley Tumelty, whose two eldest brothers died just months apart from each other due to the Contaminated Blood Scandal.
On Trans Day of Visibility, we’re urging the Government to put trans and non-binary people at the heart of work to end new cases of HIV by 2030 and improve the nation’s sexual health.
We talk to Sue Threakall about having an earthquake in her life due to the Contaminated Blood Scandal while fighting to not be forgotten as part of our Last Chance for Justice series.
As our Last Chance for Justice series continues, Bakita Kasadha talks to Libby MacRae who, like many others, not only lost her dad to the Contaminated Blood Scandal but potentially her chance to have...
To mark International Women’s Day, Jordan Page speaks to Michelle Clayford, an inspiring woman who has dedicated years of her life to supporting LGBTQ+ individuals and people living with HIV as a...
As our Last Chance for Justice series continues, Bakita Kasadha talks to sixtysomething haemophiliac David about a hamster-wheel life and living with HIV as 'a very annoying neighbour'.
