MINISTERS have reversed several changes made by peers to landmark domestic abuse reforms. The House of Lords had backed a Domestic Abuse Bill amendment to flag, track and target repeat perpetrators and stalkers. Under the change made in the Lords, culprits would have been put on the violent and sex offender register and subjected to monitoring and management through the Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements (Mappa). But, on Thursday, MPs voted 351 to 226, majority 125 to strip the amendment from the Bill. The votes were split along party lines, with only Conservative MPs votin...