The date has been announced when MPs will be able to vote on the Government's controversial same-sex marriage bill. MPs will be able to vote when the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill has its second reading in the House of Commons on February 5.
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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