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Alicia McCarthy and the 麻豆约拍's parliamentary team report on events at Westminster where the Foreign Secretary William Hague defends the botched SAS mission to Libya. He says there was a "serious misunderstanding" but his opposite number, Labour's Douglas Alexander says the failed mission raises serious questions about "ministers' grip and response to the unfolding events in Libya". Also on the programme: the Government's accused of butchering the organisation that funded the Oscar-winning film, the King's Speech. There's a report on the ongoing row about cuts to police funding and, as census forms start to arrive, peers ask if there's a better way to find out about the British people.