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This weekend thousands marched across the UK in defence of the welfare state and in protest against the government's austerity programme. We hit the streets with them to find out what they stand for.

This weekend thousands marched across the UK in defence of the welfare state and in protest against the government's austerity programme. We hit the streets with them to find out what they stand for.

This weekend thousands marched across the UK in defence of the welfare state and in protest against the government's austerity programme. We hit the streets with them to find out what they stand for.

This weekend thousands marched across the UK in defence of the welfare state and in protest against the government's austerity programme. We hit the streets with them to find out what they stand for.

This weekend thousands marched across the UK in defence of the welfare state and in protest against the government's austerity programme. We hit the streets with them to find out what they stand for.

This weekend thousands marched across the UK in defence of the welfare state and in protest against the government's austerity programme. We hit the streets with them to find out what they stand for.

This weekend thousands marched across the UK in defence of the welfare state and in protest against the government's austerity programme. We hit the streets with them to find out what they stand for.

​This weekend thousands marched across the UK in defence of the welfare state and in protest against the government's austerity programme. We hit the streets with them to find out what they stand for.

As Russell T Davies’ new, sexually explicit gay drama Cucumber, and it's younger offshoot Banana invades our screens, we speak to it's star Freddie Fox about sexual fluidity, Tinder, Grindr, gay shame and steamy sex scenes.

Japan’s underground sex scene; a subculture where rope bondage is an art form, genitals are pixelated in porn and there’s a whole group of people who get turned on by blowing up and popping balloons.

We met Robert Henry Rubin, the co-editor of NIGHT magazine in New York since 1978 and the co-guest editor of Baron #3 to chat about Mother Teresa, celibacy and the differences between fashion and porn.