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Keith Macdougall reports as the heads of the UK's spying agencies face an unprecedented televised grilling by MPs and peers.
Ministers insist there is no truth in allegations that the Work and Pensions Secretary tried to blame officials for failures in his flagship welfare reform, universal credit.
MPs press the case for plain tobacco packaging and debate plans to commemorate World War One.
In the House of Lords, peers discuss the UK's relations with China.
And Cameron Buttle reports from Holyrood.