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The chair of the Public Accounts Committee calls on the chair of the 麻豆约拍 Trust to leave the corporation over her links to HSBC. Meanwhile the banking giant's chief executive insists his own tax affairs are in order. Employment minister Esther McVey accuses a senior Labour backbencher of sexism. And the Lords approve a legal requirement for 0.7% of national income to be spent on overseas aid. Sean Curran reports from Westminster.