Cliff Joannou

Svetlana is a woman who loves watching gay men have sex. There's no better place to do that than Snax, but the night has a strict door policy: no women.

We met the rough sleepers forced to take refuge on public transport, and the charity workers doing what they can to help them.

What started out as a little night in Shepherd's Bush has survived tabloid criticism and multiple club closures to become the biggest fetish party in Europe.

The school system is where we need to start educating young people about sex and relationships, because it rarely comes from parents.

Trade was a sanctuary—a paradise of inclusion, unity, and belonging.

A Parliamentary Committee made a sensible suggestion about making sex education mandatory in schools, and the government decided to ignore it.

In a country where gay men are subject to anal examinations in police cells and imprisonment because of text messages, Alice Nkom has dedicated herself to helping people find justice in a homophobic system.

He's failed to mention gay students entirely in his reply to an open campaign letter calling for schools to teach pupils about same-sex relationships.

Either way, it emphasizes how bleak a prospect life can be for young LGBT people in Britain.

Despite more and more young people being diagnosed with HIV because of a lack of information about the issue, the UK government announced ​devastating cuts to the national HIV prevention program.

The new Public Health England report estimates that 24 percent of the people in the UK with HIV are currently undiagnosed. We need to start talking about it.

The Joiners' Arms, ​is to close on January 15, 2015. It is, predictably, going to be swallowed by luxury flats. But East London is losing its beating heart of countercultural nightlife.