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The Justice Secretary, David Gauke, has said he will not seek judicial review of the controversial decision by the Parole Board to release the serial sexual offender, John Worboys, from prison. Mr Gauke told the Commons he had made the decision after taking expert legal advice.

The statement interrupted a debate on a private members bill dealing with landlords and housing. There was cross party support for an attempt to change the law so that rented homes have to be fit for human habitation.

Away from Westminster, the Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, spoke to the European Parliament in Strasbourg this week. The 91热爆's Brussels reporter, Adam Fleming reports.

And the chair of Parliament's Human Rights Committee, the Labour MP, Harriet Harman, talks about the committee's latest investigation into free speech at universities.

Presenter: Mark D'Arcy.