Coronavirus, early release of terrorists, and the Budget are all in the spotlight - plus life after Brexit.

Around The House: Watch this month's programme

Martin Stew presents our political programme from Westminster - with Brexit battle lines drawn over Deal/No Deal, and a looming election.

Who will be the next Prime Minister - and will Labour lose support for changing its stance on Brexit?

Berwick MP Anne-Marie Trevelyan has resigned as a parliamentary private secretary in the Department for Education.

Berwick MP Anne-Marie Trevelyan resigns from Government over Brexit deal

Nissan has warned that a hard Brexit will have "serious implications" for the carmaker's Sunderland factory.

Paul Brand and guests on the unruly Autumn facing the two main parties.

The Tory MPs who says Brexit no longer means Brexit - and the protests against President Trump.

The government is spared a derailment over Brexit - as train services go off the rails in the North. 

Manufacturer De La Rue which produces British passports at its Gateshead factory is preparing to take the Government to court.

The Rt Revd Paul Butler talked about people "not at peace" this year, who may be on zero hours contracts, or forced to use foodbanks.

George Osborne is blamed for the slow start to Brexit preparations - and Universal Credit payments are described as 'Victorian'.

Should Universal Credit be put on pause? Paul Brand and guests discuss the benefit reform that's under fire from Labour.  

Think-tank IPPR North has suggested a so-called Northern Brexit Negotiating
Committee to advise the Government on Brexit

There are fears Nissan and Hitachi, who operate in the North East could move out of the UK if Brexit makes it less profitable


Carlos Ghosn said future decisions about the car giant's Sunderland plant will depend on the outcome of Brexit negotiations