David Cameron seeks Polish support for his EU renegotiation proposals during trip to Warsaw
Polish PM says she support aspects of the UK's draft blueprint, such as enhanced national sovereignty and competitiveness
But Beata Szydlo says other areas, including curbs on EU migrants benefits, need to be 'ironed out'
The UK PM moves onto Denmark for talks with counterpart Lars Lokke Rasmussen, who gives full backing to his reforms
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond says a UN panel's ruling that Julian Assange be allowed to go free is 'ridiculous'
The head of the cross-party Remain in EU campaign, Lord Rose, says he expects a substantial win in the referendum
Former Labour minister Ben Bradshaw raised the case of murdered Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, and called for "dirty" money coming into London from Russia to be dealt with. Mr Cameron said he was trying to achieve this.
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SNP Martin Docherty mentions a missing person from his constituency. He said while Spanish authorities say they are working on this case, he asked the PM to seek assurances that everything possible was being done so the woman's family gets the answers it seeks. Mr Cameron said he would ensure the Europe minister met the MP.
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Conservative Julian Knight asked about pension tax relief. Mr Cameron replied: "Taxes are a matter for the chancellor and his budget."
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Conservative Antoinette Sandbach asked the PM to help find ways to meet the enforcement of child maintenance, raising the case of a lone parent in her constituency. Mr Cameron said he would make sure she has the meeting she needed to straighten out this case.
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Conservative Andrew Turner said the Isle of Wight Council can balance the books this year, but can't next year. He asked for Mr Cameron to help it access existing sources of finance or address the island's unique circumstances. Mr Cameron said spending power was increasing in the next year, but added that the settlement for local government allowed councils to sell property to bridge the funding gap over the next five years.
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Opposition in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to an early referendum has been building in recent weeks.
There is concern that a date just weeks after the 5 May election would mean the campaigns become confused or there wouldn't be time to properly consider the European issue.
It's interesting to note the Labour Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones has signed this letter.
Nationally his party favours a June vote - Alan Johnson, the leader of the Labour In campaign said yesterday his party would not stand in the way of a 23 June referendum. And last night, Scottish Labour's leader Kezia Dugdale told BBC Scotland she was happy for the vote to be held then.
But expect continued pressure from devolved governments and administrations on this issue.
Even if David Cameron can persuade other European leaders of his renegotiation plans, it's possible he will face significant opposition domestically on the date.
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Former Conservative minister Christopher Chope said the only way the Tories can keep to their Tory manifesto pledges is to leave the EU. Mr Cameron says the package of plans he has secured on the EU are "good proposals".
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Conservative Rehman Chishti asks the government to increase the statutory penalty for selling illicit tobacco to match that of the sale of highly potent drugs. Mr Cameron said the authorities have a large number of sanctions available to deal with this.
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The SNP's Angus Robertson asks for the EU referendum to be deferred until later in the year, so it doesn't clash with elections in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Mr Cameron said he believed people were perfectly capable of making up their minds on a number of elections, and then making up their minds on the "vital question of the EU". He said that now that a referendum had been agreed on and voted on, he did not want to waste time debating the timing of it.
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Conservative David Warburton said many companies were moving from the London to the West Country. He asked the PM to support "silicon Gorge", where a number of high tech companies are relocating. Mr Cameron said broadband roll out across the country has to be effective, especially to the last 10% of the UK.
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Mr Cameron says ESA for those claimants are unable to work will not be reduced. He again goes onto the attack, saying Labour cannot "wash its hands" of the performance of the NHS in Wales, claiming that operations for a range of ailments, such as hip replacements and cataracts, were now taking weeks longer there than they do in England and Scotland.