Sky News’ deputy political editor Sam Coates and Politico’s Jack Blanchard are here with their guide to the day ahead in politics.

Labour sets out to tackle welfare, setting out their vision to get Britain working by addressing economic inactivity – could this be Sir Keir Starmer’s biggest challenge yet? Or perhaps it’s the first rebellion already on the cards for the new Prime Minister.

Plus, while Kamala Harris has said she has enough delegates to secure the nomination to become the Democratic Party’s nominee for President – the Tories delay announcing their leader until November, meaning a long wait to find out who Rishi Sunak’s successor will be.

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