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Susan Hulme reports as David Cameron insists European Union membership is vital for "millions of jobs and millions of families", as he faces a major rebellion by his own MPs.
Dozens of backbench Conservatives threaten to back a motion calling for a referendum on whether to remain in the union, to leave it entirely or attempt to create a "new relationship" based on trade and co-operation.
The Work and Pensions Secretary faces challenges over youth unemployment and his own Euro-sceptic past.
A couple held hostage by Somali pirates give evidence to a Commons committee.
And in the Lords, peers criticise a Health Minister for saying there'll be no "blanket ban" on nurses, who have been struck-off, from returning to work as healthcare assistants.