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Amanda Holden teams her famous skinny jeans with a very important T-shirt Hello! 10/03/2021 © @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Amanda Holden was back strutting in her gorgeous skinny jeans on Wednesday morning at the Heart Radio studios - and she had an important message to send with her charity T-shirt. The star sported a 'La' tee by Philip Normal, inspired by the catchphrase from moving Channel 4 drama It's A Sin. Proceeds from sales of the top go to the Terrence Higgins Trust, the UK's leading HIV and sexual health charity. "#morning... #la tee @philipnormal all proceeds to @th...

The show has won universal accolades for shining a spotlight on the AIDS crisis and its devastating impact on the gay community during the 1980's and early '90s.

Amanda Holden wowed in her skinny jeans on Wednesday morning, but it was her charity T-shirt that sent an important message

From ‘It's a Sin’ to ‘Love Island’: 4 British TV Shows That Inspired Viewers to Make a Difference The power of television in action. Why Global Citizens Should Care The UN's Global Goals aim to end extreme poverty by 2030. To do that, we must first address each of poverty's root causes, varying from gender injustice and health inequalities to the climate crisis. But if you can't see a problem, how do you fight it? That's where the power of television comes in — to tell vital stories, spark empathy, and tackle these issues head on. Join our movement and take action to end extreme ...

Angela Rayner (R) paid tribute to the Channel 4 show, It's a Sin. (Channel 4/BBC) Angela Rayner was praised for highlighting a HIV fundraising campaign in parliament by wearing a charity t-shirt inspired by the hit series  It’s a Sin. The Labour deputy leader wore a t-shirt with the word “La!” in black lettering during Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday afternoon (3 March). Designed by Philip Normal – an artist, retailer and mayor of the London borough of Lambeth – and inspired by Russell T Davies’ acclaimed drama, the t-shirt raises money for one of the country’s leadin...