From winter fuel yesterday to Israeli sanctions today, never say the Politics Hub doesn't deliver variety.
Here are the main things you need to know:
- The government has sanctioned far right Israeli ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich over their comments and conduct about Gaza;
- Foreign Secretary David Lammy said they had used "horrendous extremist language", with both opposed to Palestinian statehood;
- Our international affairs editor Dominic Waghorn described the move as a "major step" by Britain and some of its allies, but said critics would question why Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu had avoided sanctions;
- Israel has condemned the decision as "outrageous" and warned that a response will be forthcoming next week.
- Rachel Reeves has committed billions of pounds to a new nuclear power station, Sizewell C, in Suffolk;
- The chancellor said it would provide thousands of jobs, drive investment in British industry, and boost the national energy grid - but it's still about a decade away from being built;
- And Keir Starmer has defended the U-turn on the winter fuel allowance, and the initial decision to cut it, telling our political editor Beth Rigby both decisions were correct.
Politics Hub With Ali Fortescue is live from 7pm.
Joining us ahead of the spending review tomorrow is former chancellor Sir Jeremy Hunt MP, and to discuss the plans for Sizewell C is energy minister Michael Shanks MP.
On the panel are James Starkie and Kirsty Blackman MP.
Also coming up at around then is a parliamentary statement from the Middle East minister Hamish Falconer MP about the Israel sanctions.