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On World AIDS Day, British designer Giles Deacon is urging the public to get talking about HIV and AIDS issues. Deacon has lent his popular Eeek design to the charity’s campaign t-shirt which he has dressed in spikes in an abstract reference to ‘protection’.

Deacon, alongside a host of celebrities, is supporting Crusaid’s THINK. TALK. ACT. GIVE! campaign which is aimed at raising vital awareness of HIV and AIDS issues. All money raised from the sale of the t-shirt will go towards Crusaid’s work supporting adults and children affected by HIV and AIDS living in poverty. T-shirts are currently being sold in Selfridges, Prowler and at www.thinktalkactgive.org

HIV and AIDS issues are close to his heart and by loaning the charity his exclusively designed collection mascot, Eeek, Deacon hopes that his work arouses much needed discussion about HIV and AIDS issues and raises as much money as possible.

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The Bulgarian model who was with Stephen Gately on the night of his death has revealed details of the last hours to the Sunday Mirror paper.

In the article Georgi Dochev, 25, said he met the couple in a Majorcan gay club before heading back to their apartment, where the three men spent the night.

Dochev told of how he regrets that he didn’t try to wake the Gately, who was asleep on the living room couch with partner Andy Cowles.

He is quoted as saying “I got up and looked into the living room and saw Stephen and Andy still lying there and I just thought, 'it's not my house, I can't answer the door'. I don't know if Stephen was already dead. Of course I think about what might have happened if I had tried to wake them."

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John and Edward, commonly known as 'Jedward' performed at G-A-Y in London last night. There were huge crowds but almost as many paparazzi.

John and Edward Grimes, both 18, completed a typically over the top performance. They were wearing gold suits and silver trainers and the trademark spiked-up hair.

It seems they have been approached for photoshoots by several publications including Esquire and i-D Magazine. They are also tipped to sign a deal to model clothes for high street stores. 

The duo are helping sales of the X Factor tour too, many dates for the 2010 tour have already sold out and more are being added, it's all down to John and Edward Grimes, bosses say. There will be a total of 54 shows!

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Snog, Marry, Avoid? fans are in for a real treat as presenter Jenny Frost looks back at the best top ten make unders of the last two series. 

Obsessed with fake tans, false nails, hair extensions and revealing outfits, our top ten were all in dire need of a make under and fast! 

The show counts down from 10 to 1 of POD’s toughest challenges and her greatest victories. From the ones that got away to the ones that changed for good and all the tan and tantrums in between! 

Who could forget Scotland’s number one camp ‘Male Barbie’ who became a smash hit on YouTube? Or series one favourite Tamsin, who wore duct tape around her breasts, instead of a top and party girl Michaela who was obsessed with being naked on a night out? 

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There’s only one week to go until World AIDS Day and Prowler has teamed up with Crusaid to stock the EXCLUSIVE Giles Deacon t shirt for the charity’s THINK.TALK.ACT.GIVE! World AIDS Day campaign.

“Prowler is proud to be supporting Crusaid this World AIDS day. HIV and AIDS are still very serious issues and by stocking the exclusive Giles Deacon t-shirt we can raise awareness of the issues and help Crusaid raise money to continue its work,” said Mark Philips, Senior Buyer at Prowler.

British fashion favourite and GQ’s 2008 Man of the Year, Giles Deacon has loaned his collection mascot “Eek” to the campaign. Dressed with spikes in an abstract reference to ‘protection’ the edgy t-shirt is guaranteed to satisfy the fashion conscious and is this season’s ‘must have’ item for those who want to look good and support the HIV and AIDS cause while doing it.

“People need to be reminded that HIV and AIDS haven’t gone away and that it was not just an illness of the eighties. Fashion is a form of self expression and always gets people talking. By getting Eek ‘protected’ I hope he can inspire many conversations around HIV and AIDS and really get people talking and thinking about this illness– it affects everyone!” said Giles Deacon. 

Read more: Exclusive World AIDS Day Giles Deacon T-shirts