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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his home in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured near to his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured on the balcony of his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured on the balcony of his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured on the balcony of his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured on the balcony of his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
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DUKAS_140420498_EYE
'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
Photographed on 14/06/2022 in Manchester, UK.
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'He taught me about love, affection and great sex': the untold story of Terrence Higgins
'He gave me a lot of space to be an awkward teenager without any confidence' Ö Rupert Whitaker.
Britain's best-known HIV charity was launched 40 years ago, but little is known about the man who inspired it. The trust's co-founders, a former partner and a close friend, reflect on his extraordinary life and legacy.
When Rupert Whitaker met Terry Higgins, he was 18 years old, callow and just starting out in life. Higgins was 37, streetwise and, although neither knew it at the time, approaching the end of his. They spent a blissful year together in which Whitaker learned so much.
Today, Higgins continues to influence his life. Whitaker, a psychiatrist and immunologist, has dedicated himself to helping people who are HIV positive in the name of Higgins.
Dr Rupert Whitaker OBE (59) pictured in his flat in New Islington , East Manchester . 40 years ago Whitaker co-founded the Terrance Higgins Trust after his partner Terry Higgins died from late-stage HIV ( AIDS ). He has been awarded an OBE for services to charity and health.
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The people making a difference – the woman breaking down stigma for mothers with HIV
Angelina Namiba founded a group that supports new mothers living with HIV. Now it is her turn to be looked after.
The network co-directed by Angelina Namiba supports women through their pregnancies and helps them to come to terms with their HIV diagnosis.
When Angelina Namiba was diagnosed with HIV in 1993, the virus was commonly believed to be a death sentence. "People were being told they had six months to live," says Namiba, who is 55 and lives in east London.
Thinking that if she was going to die, she may as well take a job to keep her busy, Namiba began working for a health authority. In her spare time, she volunteered for an HIV charity.
Twenty-nine years later, Namiba is very much still here, and continuing her work.
Angelina Namiba, who co-directs the 4M Mentor Mothers Network in east London. 29th April 2022.
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The people making a difference – the woman breaking down stigma for mothers with HIV
Angelina Namiba founded a group that supports new mothers living with HIV. Now it is her turn to be looked after.
The network co-directed by Angelina Namiba supports women through their pregnancies and helps them to come to terms with their HIV diagnosis.
When Angelina Namiba was diagnosed with HIV in 1993, the virus was commonly believed to be a death sentence. "People were being told they had six months to live," says Namiba, who is 55 and lives in east London.
Thinking that if she was going to die, she may as well take a job to keep her busy, Namiba began working for a health authority. In her spare time, she volunteered for an HIV charity.
Twenty-nine years later, Namiba is very much still here, and continuing her work.
Angelina Namiba, who co-directs the 4M Mentor Mothers Network in east London. 29th April 2022.
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The people making a difference – the woman breaking down stigma for mothers with HIV
Angelina Namiba founded a group that supports new mothers living with HIV. Now it is her turn to be looked after.
The network co-directed by Angelina Namiba supports women through their pregnancies and helps them to come to terms with their HIV diagnosis.
When Angelina Namiba was diagnosed with HIV in 1993, the virus was commonly believed to be a death sentence. "People were being told they had six months to live," says Namiba, who is 55 and lives in east London.
Thinking that if she was going to die, she may as well take a job to keep her busy, Namiba began working for a health authority. In her spare time, she volunteered for an HIV charity.
Twenty-nine years later, Namiba is very much still here, and continuing her work.
Angelina Namiba, who co-directs the 4M Mentor Mothers Network in east London. 29th April 2022.
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The people making a difference – the woman breaking down stigma for mothers with HIV
Angelina Namiba founded a group that supports new mothers living with HIV. Now it is her turn to be looked after.
The network co-directed by Angelina Namiba supports women through their pregnancies and helps them to come to terms with their HIV diagnosis.
When Angelina Namiba was diagnosed with HIV in 1993, the virus was commonly believed to be a death sentence. "People were being told they had six months to live," says Namiba, who is 55 and lives in east London.
Thinking that if she was going to die, she may as well take a job to keep her busy, Namiba began working for a health authority. In her spare time, she volunteered for an HIV charity.
Twenty-nine years later, Namiba is very much still here, and continuing her work.
Angelina Namiba, who co-directs the 4M Mentor Mothers Network in east London. 29th April 2022.
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The people making a difference – the woman breaking down stigma for mothers with HIV
Angelina Namiba founded a group that supports new mothers living with HIV. Now it is her turn to be looked after.
The network co-directed by Angelina Namiba supports women through their pregnancies and helps them to come to terms with their HIV diagnosis.
When Angelina Namiba was diagnosed with HIV in 1993, the virus was commonly believed to be a death sentence. "People were being told they had six months to live," says Namiba, who is 55 and lives in east London.
Thinking that if she was going to die, she may as well take a job to keep her busy, Namiba began working for a health authority. In her spare time, she volunteered for an HIV charity.
Twenty-nine years later, Namiba is very much still here, and continuing her work.
Angelina Namiba, who co-directs the 4M Mentor Mothers Network in east London. 29th April 2022.
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The people making a difference – the woman breaking down stigma for mothers with HIV
Angelina Namiba founded a group that supports new mothers living with HIV. Now it is her turn to be looked after.
The network co-directed by Angelina Namiba supports women through their pregnancies and helps them to come to terms with their HIV diagnosis.
When Angelina Namiba was diagnosed with HIV in 1993, the virus was commonly believed to be a death sentence. "People were being told they had six months to live," says Namiba, who is 55 and lives in east London.
Thinking that if she was going to die, she may as well take a job to keep her busy, Namiba began working for a health authority. In her spare time, she volunteered for an HIV charity.
Twenty-nine years later, Namiba is very much still here, and continuing her work.
Angelina Namiba, who co-directs the 4M Mentor Mothers Network in east London. 29th April 2022.
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The people making a difference – the woman breaking down stigma for mothers with HIV
Angelina Namiba founded a group that supports new mothers living with HIV. Now it is her turn to be looked after.
The network co-directed by Angelina Namiba supports women through their pregnancies and helps them to come to terms with their HIV diagnosis.
When Angelina Namiba was diagnosed with HIV in 1993, the virus was commonly believed to be a death sentence. "People were being told they had six months to live," says Namiba, who is 55 and lives in east London.
Thinking that if she was going to die, she may as well take a job to keep her busy, Namiba began working for a health authority. In her spare time, she volunteered for an HIV charity.
Twenty-nine years later, Namiba is very much still here, and continuing her work.
Angelina Namiba, who co-directs the 4M Mentor Mothers Network in east London. 29th April 2022.
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The sailor who turned the tide on HIV in the military
When naval officer Oliver Brown found that an HIV diagnosis was a barrier to serving in the armed forces, he knew he had a battle on his handsÖ
'I've never seen myself as an activist': Lieutenant Commander Oliver Brown's campaigning work has helped bring about changes in British military policy.
Lieutenant Commander Oliver Brown doesn't look anything like an archetypal HIV activist. He is at HM Naval Base, Portsmouth.
Late last year, Brown's campaigning efforts led to the announcement of a major sea-change in British military policy. It's thanks to him that outdated rules which see HIV+ people discriminated against within the military are imminently due to be scrapped.
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The sailor who turned the tide on HIV in the military
When naval officer Oliver Brown found that an HIV diagnosis was a barrier to serving in the armed forces, he knew he had a battle on his handsÖ
'I've never seen myself as an activist': Lieutenant Commander Oliver Brown's campaigning work has helped bring about changes in British military policy.
Lieutenant Commander Oliver Brown doesn't look anything like an archetypal HIV activist. He is at HM Naval Base, Portsmouth.
Late last year, Brown's campaigning efforts led to the announcement of a major sea-change in British military policy. It's thanks to him that outdated rules which see HIV+ people discriminated against within the military are imminently due to be scrapped.
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Gareth Thomas: 'In most forms of work you could come out. But not in football'. The former Wales and Lions rugby captain talks about living with HIV, facing a rising tide of prejudice and homophobia in sport.
Gareth Thomas, ex-Welsh International rugby player, photographed at his home in Ogmore, South Wales. Thomas CBE, nicknamed "Alfie", is a Welsh former professional rugby player, who represented Wales in both rugby union and rugby league.
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Gareth Thomas: 'In most forms of work you could come out. But not in football'. The former Wales and Lions rugby captain talks about living with HIV, facing a rising tide of prejudice and homophobia in sport.
Gareth Thomas, ex-Welsh International rugby player, photographed at his home in Ogmore, South Wales. Thomas CBE, nicknamed "Alfie", is a Welsh former professional rugby player, who represented Wales in both rugby union and rugby league.
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Gareth Thomas: 'In most forms of work you could come out. But not in football'. The former Wales and Lions rugby captain talks about living with HIV, facing a rising tide of prejudice and homophobia in sport.
Gareth Thomas, ex-Welsh International rugby player, photographed at his home in Ogmore, South Wales. Thomas CBE, nicknamed "Alfie", is a Welsh former professional rugby player, who represented Wales in both rugby union and rugby league.
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Gareth Thomas: 'In most forms of work you could come out. But not in football'. The former Wales and Lions rugby captain talks about living with HIV, facing a rising tide of prejudice and homophobia in sport.
Gareth Thomas, ex-Welsh International rugby player, photographed at his home in Ogmore, South Wales. Thomas CBE, nicknamed "Alfie", is a Welsh former professional rugby player, who represented Wales in both rugby union and rugby league.
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Gareth Thomas: 'In most forms of work you could come out. But not in football'. The former Wales and Lions rugby captain talks about living with HIV, facing a rising tide of prejudice and homophobia in sport.
Gareth Thomas, ex-Welsh International rugby player, photographed at his home in Ogmore, South Wales. Thomas CBE, nicknamed "Alfie", is a Welsh former professional rugby player, who represented Wales in both rugby union and rugby league.
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Gareth Thomas: 'In most forms of work you could come out. But not in football'. The former Wales and Lions rugby captain talks about living with HIV, facing a rising tide of prejudice and homophobia in sport.
Gareth Thomas, ex-Welsh International rugby player, photographed at his home in Ogmore, South Wales. Thomas CBE, nicknamed "Alfie", is a Welsh former professional rugby player, who represented Wales in both rugby union and rugby league.
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Gareth Thomas: 'In most forms of work you could come out. But not in football'. The former Wales and Lions rugby captain talks about living with HIV, facing a rising tide of prejudice and homophobia in sport.
Gareth Thomas, ex-Welsh International rugby player, photographed at his home in Ogmore, South Wales. Thomas CBE, nicknamed "Alfie", is a Welsh former professional rugby player, who represented Wales in both rugby union and rugby league.
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