The Prime Minister will not be surprised to hear that i will be marking World Aids Day on monday in brighton, but will he join me in encouraging people this week, national hiv testing week, to come forward and have regular tests . I think my honorable friend is absolutely right. Obviously, this government are pioneering the idea of free tests. We think that is very important. And we need to tackle hiv and aids, not just here in our country, but around the world. That is also why we have put so much money into antiretroviral drugs. Phil wilson. Can he envisage any circumstances in which he would lead the no campaign in an Eu Referendum . Unlike the labour party, i have set out what i want to achieve, which is a renegotiation and then a referendum. And i think britain is better off inside a reformed european union. But i have to ask labour members, what are you frightened of . We say, trust the people, and let the people decide. Mr. Alan reid. Thank you, mr. Speaker. Royal mails universa
That, however long it takes. Mark reckless. I am grateful to the Prime Minister for spending so much time in rochester and strood. Dr phillip barnes, the acting chief executive of medway hospital said this morning that , what our hospital needs is a period of patience and stability. Does the Prime Minister agree . The Prime Minister. Agree. I agree that it does need those things but it also needs the , attention that will be brought about by the special measures that medway is in. We have seen extra a and e consultants and nurses going in. 112 additional nurses and 61 more doctors, but it will take time to turn around a hospital that did have very high rates of mortality and still has challenges. The only thing that i fail to understand is why he decided to join a party that does not believe in the nhs and that wants to break it up. In 1971, the first refuge in the world was set up in chiswick in my constituency. The home secretary yesterday announced £10 million for refuges across th