With the party conference season drawing to a close - the SNP is the last major Westminster party to gather - MPs will be boarding trains and planes to get back to London for the resumption of the parliamentary term.
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They meet against a backdrop of the continuing fallout from Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget on 23 September - just over two weeks ago - which saw the value of the pound initially drop, the Bank of England step in to settle the bond markets where government debt is traded, and mortgage lenders hike their interest rates on home loans - not to mention the government U-turning on abolishing the 45p top rate of tax.
All eyes will be on the Conservatives. Where will the next battle front be?
There are rumblings of discontent amongst the party's MPs over uprating benefits in line with inflation - which the government has so far refused to do.
Should ministers be warning Britons to limit their use of electricity after warnings - albeit in the worst-case scenario - that the UK could face power cuts this winter?
What about the NHS - already struggling to cope with demand for its services as experts warn that a bad flu season and a new Covid wave would hit it hard.
And is there a deal to be done with the EU by Prime Minister Liz Truss which would change post-Brexit trading arrangements for Northern Ireland?
As for Labour - can it ride the wave of its poll lead and make its case to be in power - and how does it ensure its conference season message of green economic growth gets traction amid all the other pressing issues of the day?
No doubt these issues will play out over the next days and weeks.
