26/01/2015

A bid to suspend fracking until more research has been done into the environmental impact fails in the Commons.
But ministers agree to an outright ban on fracking in national parks and accepts Labour calls for tougher regulation.
A group of peers press for a change in the law to allow the storing of internet and phone data to help reduce the chances of a terrorist attack in Britain.
MPs hear from the lawyer for the troubled official inquiry into child sex abuse.
And the Government defends the introduction of Universal Credit.
Susan Hulme and team report on today's events in Parliament.