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Theresa May faces questions on Brexit from the MPs chairing Parliament's select committees.
Lloyd Russell-Moyle says he has "had to come to terms with the fear" but he is "HIV positive undetectable" as he has been taking treatment for years, so cannot pass on HIV to anyone else.

"You hope this is some joke, some technical error. You try and imagine the way you will get out of this.

In that NHS room they tell you. It hits you like a wall. Nothing quite prepares you for that moment."

He adds: “I am leading this debate today because we are in many ways at a juncture in the fight against HIV and Aids.

We could be more vocal, more ambitious, more determined to eradicate the disease in the UK. Or, we could go in the direction of the government, which is putting our hard-fought progress at risk.”

Mr Lloyd Russell-Moyle says he is only the second MP after Chris Smith to openly to live with HIV.

"No person diagnosed with HIV today should feel they are any less able to enjoy living their lives", he tells MPs.