Politics.co.uk – Fixed odds betting terminals survived a Commons vote last night, but the gambling industry was effectively put on notice that more regulation is almost certainly on the way. A Labour motion calling for local councils to be given powers to limit the number of high-stakes fruit machines was defeated by 314 to 232, a majority of 82. But even with a fairly decisive win, it was clear further action was likely to be taken on the machines, with the government making sympathetic noises about a clamp-down. Earlier in the day David Cameron told Ed Miliband that he “absolutely…