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England and Wales PrEP warning: We’re running out of money
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English and Welsh local councils have warned they may not be able to afford to deliver PrEP from April onwards. Experts have credited the drug with plummeting HIV infection rates in the UK, particularly among gay and bisexual men.
But the UK government still hasn’t announced how it will fund PrEP in the long term. Who pays the cost of PrEP? The cost is formed of two main elements.
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Nathaniel Hall’s First Time is an utterly essential piece of queer theatre – review
We had the most amazing chat with It’s A Sin star Nathaniel Hall a few months ago as he was preparing to tour his play First Time, which caught the attention of Russell T Davies during a previous run and led to Nathaniel being cast in the seminal TV hit of last year. He has revived his play and has been touring it these last few months – we caught it this week at London’s Pleasance Theatre. The tour will continue over the coming weeks with performances in Bath, Birmingham, Nottingham, Dorchester, Plymouth, Keswick and Bristol.
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