It's Halloween this Saturday, so what better way to get in the mood than a terrifying and horrendous trip across the border to Edinburgh. Will the question of MUH INDEPENDENCE rear its ugly head again? The answer: probably.

Joining Andrew and Portillo on the #comfytime sofa this week is Queen of the Public Accounts Committee, Margaret Hodge.

The fun starts as always on BBC One at 10:35pm.

On QT (10:35pm - 11:35pm):
>David Dimbleby presents topical debate from Edinburgh. On the panel are cabinet secretary for infrastructure in the Scottish government Keith Brown MSP, former leader of the Scottish Conservatives Annabel Goldie MSP, leader of Scottish Labour Kezia Dugdale MSP, singer and campaigner Billy Bragg and editor of MoneyWeek Merryn Somerset Webb.

On TW (11:35pm - 12:20am):
>Andrew Neil, Margaret Hodge and Michael Portillo review the political week, and they are later joined by Alex Salmond. Journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer explains why she is not happy about the votes on tax credits, believing some families already get too many handouts. Kevin Maguire rounds up the week, and Melvyn Bragg discusses class and background.