Theresa May faces her weekly session of questions in the House of Commons this week amid a startling array of developing political stories. Here's the latest.
- May faces bruising questions over goverment u-turn on National Insurance rises
- Government performs humiliating u-turn with 20 minutes to go before PMQs
- Earlier, David Davis admits the government has done no assessment of a 'no deal' Brexit
- New figures show unemployment is down - but Brexit puts 200,000 UK construction jobs at risk
- Polls show high support for Scottish independence after Sturgeon calls for new referendum
- But SNP says it will cancel second vote if May offers a compromise on the EU single market
- With a report due on Tory election expenses, police interview an MP under caution
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Prime Minister's Questions this week comes as Theresa May is handed the power to trigger the start of Brexit; as the SNP declare their intention to hold a new referendum on Scottish independence; and as a potentially explosive report is due any day now into Tory expenses in the 2015 election.
Then there's the ongoing fallout from last week's Budget by Philip Hammond, which was describing as exhibiting "rookie errors" by a former Conservative Chancellor.
While it is never easy to predict what Jeremy Corbyn will interrogate Ms May on first, he also has a wealth of social issues to raise - from the crisis in the NHS to the dramatic impacts of Tory cuts to local government budgets.
On the Prime Minister's side, she is likely to highlight new figures which came out at 9.30am on Wednesday morning, showing another dip in unemployment
And she will no doubt hail the fact that the Article 50 bill was passed unchanged by Parliament, giving her the ability to "get on with Brexit" and trigger the two-year process before the end of this month.
