Good morning and welcome to the Politics Hub this Monday, 9 June.
It's a big week for the chancellor, with her spending review set to be unveiled on Wednesday. The papers report that Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, is still battling with Rachel Reeves for more money, while Angela Rayner is said to still be at the negotiating table too.
But today is all about tech for Sir Keir Starmer.
He's attending London Tech Week this morning, where he will make a speech at around 9am. It follows the government announcing that one million schoolchildren will be taught how to learn and develop their skills in tech and AI.
The 拢24m TechYouth programme will bring AI into classrooms over three years across every secondary school in the UK, according to the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.
It's hoped this training will prepare young people for the future, with the government estimating AI will be partially involved in 10 million job roles by 2035.
It's a busy day for the prime minister, as this afternoon he'll be meeting with NATO's secretary general Mark Rutte in London. It will be the first time the pair have met since the government's strategic defence review.
Elsewhere, Nigel Farage will be carrying out a major speech in Wales, setting out his party's policies ahead of the Senedd elections next year.
The Reform UK leader will pledge to reopen Port Talbot's steel blast furnaces if the party ends up in power in Wales, and will suggest a return to coal mining, too.
The party is hoping to win control of the Senedd when the elections take place next May, which would see Labour out of power in Wales for the first time in 26 years.
And if that wasn't all enough, Scott Bessent, the US trade secretary, is holding talks with China in London today, too.
There's been no confirmation if Bessent will meet with any UK ministers while he's here.
Coming up on Sky News:
- Chris Bryant, the data protection minister;
- Kevin Hollinrake, the shadow housing secretary.
We'll bring you all the latest updates from Westminster throughout the day, right here on the Politics Hub.