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Sean Curran reports on proceedings at Westminster where the Health Secretary defends the performance of the NHS in England after a survey suggests a sharp drop in patient happiness.
Labour accuses Andrew Lansley of presiding over the biggest fall in public satisfaction in a single year since 1983. But he says most patients think the NHS offers care that is good or better.
And MPs debate Government moves to shake-up the libel laws.
In the Lords, a minister earns a rebuke over his French pronunciation.
While in Cardiff, assembly members receive an up-date on the impact of the recent flooding.