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Based on Simon Garfield 's book of the same name, this programme examines how British attitudes towards disease and homosexuality were affected by Aids. Originally sold to the public as a pandemic affecting homosexuals and heterosexuals alike, by 1990 it had become apparent that the risk of infection was far higher for gay men.
In a sad yet sometimes hilarious story of mutual misunderstanding, politicians, gay rights activists and campaigners describe the attitudes, from moral outrage and homophobia to a desire not to offend, that prevented the formulation of a policy that would protect those most at risk from Aids.
Welcome to Abertaff. Keep working. Keep spending. Stay poor. You're the 99% and Rotkin is the 1%. Rotkin must die. Maxen Cala wants a revolution but Abertaff is happy, hooked on fast food, phones, and social media.
