there was one tory rebel, sarah wollaston, who voted with labour.bout symbolic victory for labour and the government is calling on ministers to get back into the house of commons and respond to what they call the victory. we had a pretty charged debate throughout the day. the reason this is attracting so much attention is because universal credit has been pretty controversial from the very start, with accusations of delays, technical issues and people being put on the new system, or issues and people being put on the new system, 01’ some issues and people being put on the new system, or some of them, facing difficulties and delays in getting some payments. theresa may, with her very thin majority, has been subject to threats, if you like, from tory mps who do not think universal credit works properly and they want to see changes. that is why it has been a bit of a tense day, even though this 0pposition day debate is not binding on the government. thank you, eleanor. let's talk to the snp mp drew hendry. thank you very much indeed for joining us. you

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sarah wollaston, thank you.ill be any movement during prime minister's questions or during the debate this afternoon, but so far there has been give on the premium phone line but not on the critical issue of the delay before people can get universal credit. norman, thank you. the headlines on bbc newsroom live: hospitals across the uk are missing targets for cancer care, a&e and planned operations, new bbc analysis finds. the government says it's scrapping charges to call the universal credit benefits helpline, as labour presses for the whole scheme to be put on hold. game of thrones actress lena headey becomes the latest hollywood star to accuse producer harvey weinstein of sexual harassment. and in sport... very good results for spurs, manchester city and liverpool in the champions league last night. alex 0xlade—chamberlain scored his first goal for liverpool, as they recorded the biggest away win or an english team in the history of the competition, beating slovenian champions maribor 7—0. tonight, manchester