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Susan Hulme reports from Westminster where the Chancellor launches a review of government spending with a view to cutting 拢20 billion pounds from the budget over the next four years.
The House of Lords backs a call for a joint committee of MPs and peers to look at the Government's plans for English Votes for English Laws.
The Government says that data showing how many people die while claiming out-of-work disability benefits will be published "no later than the autumn".
And the Home Secretary faces questions from MPs about the problems at Calais and on immigration policy.