Date set for same-sex marriage vote
The date has been announced when MPs will be able to vote on the Government's controversial same-sex marriage bill.
Plans have been criticised by religious leaders, who fear it could lead to them being forced to conduct same-sex weddings.
MPs will be have their first chance to vote on the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill on 5th February, when the bill will have its second reading.
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