Manchester Pride and sport: 'Never take our mind off why we're having these conversations'
More than 150,000 people are expected on the streets of Manchester on Saturday for the city's Pride parade.
Rugby player Hannah Davis, British wheelchair basketball star Laurie Williams, Olympic swimmer Daniel Jervis and Scottish football referee Lloyd Wilson speak about Pride, visibility, dealing with abuse and more.Laurie Williams has been part of the British wheelchair basketball team at three Paralympic Games"There's a special buzz, and people come from all over the country to celebrate.
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