Aids Collection (page 3)

Singer Elton John unveils a plaque to mark the start of work on the AIDS clinic centre at Kings College Hospital. 17th May 1991

Elton John at a gala dinner in aid of the AIDS Crisis Trust in Whitehall. 6th November 1991

Barry Humphries at a gala dinner in aid of the AIDS Crisis Trust in Whitehall. 6th November 1991

David Hockney at a gala dinner in aid of the AIDS Crisis Trust in Whitehall. 6th November 1991

The Broderip AIDS ward at Middlesex Hospital which opens 19th January. One of the side wards where special private care can be given to patients. 16th December 1987

Actor Douglas Lambert at home in North London, Doug is dying from AIDS. 31st October 1986

Diana, Princess of Wales arrives for a private viewing and reception at Christies in London where she has put up a collection of her evening dresses for auction

Darcy Bussell (22 years old) pictured at Her Majestys Theatre, Haymarket, London, at a charity function in support of the AIDs virus

Darcey Bussell (22 years old) pictured at Her Majestys Theatre, Haymarket, London, at a charity function in support of the AIDs virus

George Michael in a car, during his failed court battle to be released from his Sony record contract. Pictured on the day a High Court judge dismissed his legal action against Sony Music

George Michael at the High Court, during his failed court battle to be released from his Sony record contract. Pictured on the day a High Court judge dismissed his legal action against Sony Music

George Michael speaking to press during his failed court battle to be released from his Sony record contract. Pictured on the day a High Court judge dismissed his legal action against Sony Music

Liz Taylor and Elton John. November 1991 P000255 vfr1

Children wearing Swimeesy Buoy, invented two before in 1907. Date: 1909

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"AIDS: A Journey of Hope, Awareness, and Unity" In a world where the shadows of fear and stigma loomed large, Flora and Charles found solace in their escape. They embraced love as a shield against ignorance, standing tall amidst adversity. David Bowie's iconic performance at The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert for AIDS Awareness echoed through the hearts of millions. His voice became an anthem for those affected by this relentless disease - a call to action that reverberated across borders. Chad's cupping, an indigenous medicinal practice rooted in ancient wisdom, offered glimpses of healing possibilities. As communities united to explore alternative treatments and support systems, hope began to sprout from the depths of despair. George Michael took center stage at The Freddie Mercury Tribute concert with his soulful rendition of "Somebody to Love. " His heartfelt performance resonated deeply within our souls, reminding us that compassion knows no boundaries when it comes to fighting AIDS. Amidst all these powerful moments stood the 54 MiG-19 Farmer aircraft symbolizing resilience against adversity. Just like this fighter jet soaring high above challenges, individuals impacted by AIDS refused to be defined solely by their diagnosis; they fought back with unwavering determination. The 53 MiG-17 Fresco represented unity among nations as they joined forces in combating this global epidemic. Borders blurred as countries collaborated on research initiatives and shared knowledge towards finding effective solutions. The 52 MiG-15 Fagot embodied courage – a reminder that facing AIDS head-on required bravery beyond measure. Individuals living with HIV/AIDS bravely confronted societal prejudices while advocating for acceptance and understanding. As we journeyed further into awareness, the 51 Mi-2 Hoplite helicopter served as a beacon guiding us towards education about prevention strategies. Knowledge became power in safeguarding ourselves and others from this devastating virus. Hope soared higher still aboard the 50 Mi-8 Hip helicopter – representing solidarity within communities affected by AIDS.