On the campaign trail on Saturday
After the main party leaders got a grilling from a Question Time audience on Friday night, election campaigning will continue in earnest over the weekend.
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Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson receive brutal televised grilling
Jeremy Corbyn insisted he would take a “neutral stance” in an EU referendum under Labour while Boris Johnson was challenged over “racist rhetoric” and trustworthiness during a brutal televised grilling.
Election debate verdict: Jeremy Corbyn and Nicola Sturgeon stand shoulder to shoulder against Boris Johnson
Viewers would be forgiven for thinking tonight's leaders' debate was being held in the run up to a second Scottish independence referendum, not a Westminster election, given how much time was dedicated to the issue.
The best and worst moments for the party leaders on Question Time
Here are the best and worst moments from the appearances of the four main party leaders on Question Time.
Jo Swinson: It is absolutely possible I can become PM
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson has insisted she can still be Prime Minister despite a slide in recent polls for her party.
Labour in voter registration drive as Tories target overseas home buyers
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will urge millions of eligible voters to register before the deadline as the Tories announce plans to raise stamp duty for people from overseas buying UK property.
On the campaign trail on Friday
The main party leaders will continue their election campaigns across the country on Friday before going head-to-head in a television debate.
Johnson insists Tory housing pledge ‘deliverable’
Boris Johnson has insisted his pledge for a million more homes in the next five years is “deliverable” as he outlined Tory plans designed to “empower” renters and help first-time buyers.
Borrowing hits five-year October high amid election pledges to hike spending
Britain’s public finances came under pressure last month as official figures showed the highest October borrowing for five years in a “sobering backdrop” to election pledges to ramp up spending.
VIDEO: Theresa May takes swipe at the SNP while campaigning in Aberdeenshire
Theresa May has told the SNP to "stop obsessing over independence and focus on the day job" as she joined the campaign trail in the north-east.
Johnson sets out plans to lift 2 million workers out of National Insurance
More than 2 million low-paid workers are set to be lifted out of National Insurance under plans to be unveiled in the Tories’ General Election manifesto.
Johnson hints 2m workers could be lifted out of National Insurance
Boris Johnson has hinted more than 2 million low-paid workers could be lifted out of National Insurance under plans to be unveiled in the Tories’ election manifesto.
Johnson hints at National Insurance cut for low-paid workers
Boris Johnson has hinted the Tories are planning a big cut in National Insurance (NI) for low-paid workers when they unveil their General Election manifesto.
Lib Dems not a one-trick anti-Brexit party, says Swinson
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson has insisted the party’s manifesto shows it is not a “one-trick” anti-Brexit party.
Sturgeon: No deal struck with Corbyn to help Labour into power
Scotland’s First Minister has insisted no deal has been done with Jeremy Corbyn to put Labour into power after next month’s General Election.
Johnson and Corbyn TV debate watched by more than six million
More than six million people watched the first live leaders’ debate between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn.
Tories criticised over ‘misleading’ Twitter account during election debate
The Tories have come under fire after rebranding one of their official Twitter accounts as a fact-checking service during Tuesday night’s televised election debate between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn.
What were the best and worst moments for Johnson and Corbyn in the debate?
Here are the best and worst moments for both leaders during the hour-long head-to-head debate.
Leaders’ debate: Boris Johnson says Union is more important than Brexit
Boris Johnson said maintaining the Union was more important than Brexit as he clashed with Jeremy Corbyn in tonight’s ITV leader’s debate.
Johnson and Corbyn clash over Brexit in first TV debate of General Election
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn clashed over their rival plans for Brexit in a series of heated exchanges in the first televised debate of the General Election.
Corbyn dismisses Johnson’s pledge to get Brexit done as ‘nonsense’
Jeremy Corbyn has dismissed Boris Johnson’s pledge to “get Brexit done” by the end of January as “nonsense”.
Sturgeon issues debate challenge to ‘scaredy-cat’ Boris Johnson
Nicola Sturgeon has branded Boris Johnson a “scaredy-cat” over his refusal to debate her, saying she would face him “any time, any place”.
Boxing fan Boris Johnson prepares for TV debate with sparring session
Boris Johnson tried his hand at boxing as he visited a gym in Manchester, revealing he “loves” the sport.
Laura Kuenssberg to front ‘frank and insightful’ BBC Brexit documentary
The BBC’s political editor Laura Kuenssberg will take viewers behind the scenes of the ongoing Brexit drama in a new documentary.
Boris Johnson: We will come down hard on the scourge of knife crime
Boris Johnson has vowed to “come down hard” on the “scourge” of knife crime if the Tories win a majority at the General Election, with a pledge to immediately arrest and promptly charge anyone caught unlawfully with a blade.
Where have the main party leaders visited so far?
The main party leaders have been criss-crossing the country for nearly three weeks, but there is one type of constituency they have yet to visit on the campaign: a Liberal Democrat seat.
Boris Johnson pledges to postpone further cuts to corporation tax
Boris Johnson has pledged to postpone further corporation tax cuts in a bid to divert £6 billion to the “priorities of the British people”.
Jennifer Arcuri asks Boris Johnson for apology
Businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri, whose links to the Prime Minister have come under scrutiny, has called for Boris Johnson to personally apologise to her.
Boris Johnson pledges tax breaks to businesses
Boris Johnson will cut employers’ National Insurance as part of a range of tax cuts as he seeks to get the business community back on side.
Boris Johnson: Tories will end Brexit uncertainty for business
The Prime Minister will tell business leaders the Tories will put an end to Brexit “uncertainty and confusion” if they are returned to power on December 12.
Exclusion from General Election TV debate unfair on voters and viewers – SNP
The SNP said its exclusion from the ITV General Election debate is depriving voters of the chance to make their own decisions.
Campaign highlights: CBI chief weighs in on debate and Labour pledges pay hike
Sunday proved to be a quiet day on the election trail, with many leading figures turning to TV appearances to get their party message across.