We absolutely STAN!
The Russell T Davies drama is continuing to have an amazing impact on the UK LGBTQ+ community after it has been reported that HIV tests have increased fourfold.
Terrence Higgins Trust unveiled the fantastic news via Twitter stating: “The power of TV to change lives. #ItsASin is @Channel4’s most binged watched new series and honours the heroes of the past — stopping our history being forgotten.”
“It’s also led to more people than ever taking action and getting tested during #HIVTestWeek. What a legacy. LA! the tweet concluded.
The power of TV to change lives.#ItsASin is @Channel4’s most binged watched new series and honours the heroes of the past — stopping our history being forgotten.
It’s also led to more people than ever taking action and getting tested during #HIVTestWeek.
What a legacy. LA! 💙 pic.twitter.com/lzDLDjSkzd
— Terrence Higgins Trust (@THTorguk) February 5, 2021
Head of policy and public affairs at Terrence Higgins Trust, Richard Angell tweeted the exact number, stating: “@THTorguk’s previous record is 2,800 tests ordered in one day, this Monday 8,200 tests were ordered #la.”
Thanks @alexander_olly @davidcarlyle_ @nathancurtis90 @marsdoug @russelldavies63. Your support for #HIVTestWeek has been massive. @THTorguk’s previous record is 2,800 tests ordered in one day, this Monday 8,200 tests were ordered #la https://t.co/4tA3nyisXM
— (((Richard Angell))) (@RichardAngell) February 5, 2021
Since the news broke, Olly Alexander, one of the series stars, shared his excitement in an emotional interview with BBC Breakfast.
“I’m trying not to cry. I think it’s just amazing to see an in real-time response to the show, […] I’m just really moved by it honestly,” Alexander gushed.
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Orders for HIV tests skyrocket due to the groundbreaking series It’s A Sin
We absolutely STAN!
The Russell T Davies drama is continuing to have an amazing impact on the UK LGBTQ+ community after it has been reported that HIV tests have increased fourfold.
Terrence Higgins Trust unveiled the fantastic news via Twitter stating: “The power of TV to change lives. #ItsASin is @Channel4’s most binged watched new series and honours the heroes of the past — stopping our history being forgotten.”
“It’s also led to more people than ever taking action and getting tested during #HIVTestWeek. What a legacy. LA! the tweet concluded.
The power of TV to change lives.#ItsASin is @Channel4’s most binged watched new series and honours the heroes of the past — stopping our history being forgotten.
It’s also led to more people than ever taking action and getting tested during #HIVTestWeek.
What a legacy. LA! 💙 pic.twitter.com/lzDLDjSkzd
— Terrence Higgins Trust (@THTorguk) February 5, 2021
Head of policy and public affairs at Terrence Higgins Trust, Richard Angell tweeted the exact number, stating: “@THTorguk’s previous record is 2,800 tests ordered in one day, this Monday 8,200 tests were ordered #la.”
Thanks @alexander_olly @davidcarlyle_ @nathancurtis90 @marsdoug @russelldavies63. Your support for #HIVTestWeek has been massive. @THTorguk’s previous record is 2,800 tests ordered in one day, this Monday 8,200 tests were ordered #la https://t.co/4tA3nyisXM
— (((Richard Angell))) (@RichardAngell) February 5, 2021
Since the news broke, Olly Alexander, one of the series stars, shared his excitement in an emotional interview with BBC Breakfast.
“I’m trying not to cry. I think it’s just amazing to see an in real-time response to the show, […] I’m just really moved by it honestly,” Alexander gushed.
The post Orders for HIV tests skyrocket due to the groundbreaking series It’s A Sin appeared first on GAY TIMES.
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