The political impact of opinion polling, health policy post-Brexit and the Anti-Money Laundering Bill all feature this week. Gary Connor looks at what’s coming up

Sebastian Whale looks at what’s coming up in the Chamber and Westminster Hall this week

Far from helping people back into work, the Government’s flagship welfare reform has turned into a quagmire of unintended delays and pure design flaws, writes Jim McMahon

Each week Agnes Chambre sits down with a parliamentarian to find out about the human side of politics. This week, Labour’s Chris Matheson on bad habits and dressing up as an MP

Burning biomass for electricity is high-carbon and expensive – we need a more cost-effective solution to the UK energy crisis, says Tommy Sheppard 

Our new plan will ensure Britain is at the forefront of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, writes Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy minister Richard Harrington

Cold homes increase the risk of death and illness – more should be done to tackle fuel poverty and protect the elderly and vulnerable in winter, says Dan Jarvis

After being trolled, sawn in half and taking a ride on an emotional budget rollercoaster, Heidi Allen tops up her batteries before gearing up for a new battle 

Nicky Morgan has made a remarkable transition from loyal Cabinet minister to a ‘Brexit mutineer’. But far from shying away from her newfound rebel status, the chair of the Treasury Select Committee is taking on her critics. She speaks to Sebastian Whale

Regional inequality, protection for whistleblowers and mental health services in BME communities are all on the agenda this week. Gary Connor looks ahead  

Budget reaction, PMBs on prisons and Parliamentary constituencies and Gavin Williamson makes his despatch box debut. Sebastian Whale looks at what’s coming up this week

Britain’s legal sector is world class – if we get it right on Brexit we can build on this great success story, writes Sir Oliver Heald