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In this week's show we do our Do Ask Do Tell look at the recent photo thefts, as well as surrounding topics of personal security.

In this episode we talk about the news from the world of LGBTQ and all the other letters you might associate with it. Same thing as usual really. I don't even remember what news stories we covered.

In this show, not only do we look at the latest from the LGBT community, we also lean a new word.

Here's our look at some of the goings on in the LGBT universe.

In this episode, we finally get around to answering the email we've had for a long time. It's all about HIV and education. It really is a fun episode, I promise.

We're back, with our unique slant on the news and issues from the LGBTQ community.

In this episode, Rich and Ian were left alone, without a calming female influence. This shows up in many ways. In some ways we're sorry, but don't hate us for being who we are. Even if what we are, is a mess.

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This week, we're joined by a man by the name of Luke Alexander. He wrote a letter to a man who, according to our experts, can actually read. Here's a new story all about it - www.independent.co.uk/news/education/education-news/hivpositive-teen-asks-michael-gove-for-compulsory-sexual-health-lessons-in-state-schools-9347513.html also make sure you read some STDAware information after.

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We love getting audio comments to listen to on this show, and seeing as we had a good one, we thought we'd really cover it well. Or at least as well as we manage to cover anything.

The gang are back with more news and discussion from the LGBTQ communities around the world.

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