Good morning and welcome to the Politics Hub this Wednesday, 11 June.
But of course, it isn't any old Wednesday in Westminster - today will see the chancellor finally unveil her spending review.
This is a massive deal for both Rachel Reeves and the government.
The spending review will set out detailed spending plans for individual government departments for the next three years. It determines how much cash is spent on public services, such as policing, the NHS, and prisons.
The funding agreed by the chancellor will also play a key role in determining whether the government can hit its targets on key issues, such as housing.
The budgets for schools, defence and the NHS are all expected to be boosted, while others are likely to lose out.
All will be revealed after PMQs at 12.30pm, when Reeves will make a statement in the Commons, which is expected to last about an hour.
She is expected to say that Labour "is renewing Britain" but acknowledge that "too many parts of the country are yet to feel it".
Her speech will be followed by a response from Mel Stride, the shadow chancellor, at around 1.30pm.
However, before all of that, ministers will gather in Downing Street for cabinet at 9.30am.
Then, MPs will file into the Chamber for PMQs, Sir Keir Starmer's weekly jousting match with Kemi Badenoch.
Expect the rest of the day to then be dominated by the spending review and the fall-out from this.
Coming up on Sky News:
- Dr Jeevun Sandher, member of the Treasury select committe;
- Richard Fuller, the shadow chief secretary to the Treasury;
- Sarah Olney, the Liberal Democrats' Treasury spokesperson;
- Dame Meg Hillier, Labour MP and chair of the Treasury select committee.
We will bring you all the latest updates on the spending review and more right here on the Politics Hub.