Tory divisions over a controversial benefit reform could be exposed in a Labour Commons vote on Wednesday.
Labour will hope to win a symbolic victory in an opposition day vote which will call for the roll-out of Universal Credit reforms to be paused.
Of the million or so Rohingya Muslims who have lived in Myanmar, or Burma as it used to be, well over half have now fled for their lives.
The United Nations put that figure at 582,000, with 20,000 fleeing in the past three days.
Attacks by the Myanmar military have created the fastest growing refugee crisis in the world.
Late season wildfires that broke out over the weekend in Portugal have killed at least 41 people, including a one-month-old baby, making 2017 the deadliest year on record for forest blazes in the country.
The fires returned to Portugal four months after a summer blaze claimed 64 lives in one night. The year's current total of 99 deaths is far higher than the previous annual record of 25, in 1966.
The Civil Protection Agency said the baby's body was found near Tabua, 120 miles north of Lisbon. The parents' bodies were reportedly found nearby.
Agency spokeswoman Patricia Gaspar said the death toll could rise: "We are still searching burnt areas to see if there are any more victims."
Portugal endures widespread forest blazes every summer. Most fires are set deliberately, officials say, and spread quickly due to poor forest management which leaves debris that fuels fires.
Bill Clinton, who helped reach a historic Northern Irish peace deal, has held talks with both sides in the hope of overcoming the current deadlock over power-sharing.
The former US President met both DUP and Sinn Fein leaders in an effort to help them find a breakthrough.
The sticking point is language - Sinn Fein want a new Irish language act giving Gaelic equal status with English. Their sponsorship of the effort reflects the fact that most Irish speakers are nationalists.
But the DUP says an exclusively Irish language act would ignore Ulster Scots speakers, who are mainly protestant.
The two sides must find a common language or face a return to direct rule, which is one outcome that neither side wants.
