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Tuesday 09 March 1999 01:02 GMT
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GM animals

Some 350,000 genetically modified animals were produced and bred in the UK for scientific experiments, the Home Office minister Lord Williams of Mostyn said.

Today's agenda

Commons: 2.30pm: Questions on Environment, the Regions and Transport; Budget speech by Gordon Brown; Budget debate opened by William Hague; Debate on long-term care funding.

Lords: 2.30pm: Trustee Delegation Bill; Commonwealth Development Corporation Bill; Debate on European report on airline competition; Births and Deaths Registration Bill; Obscenity Bill; Rent Acts Order.

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