Reform aims to become real opposition to Labour – Nigel Farage

Keir Starmer confirms he’s prepared to make enemies to grow economy

Your Voice, Your Vote – The BBC answers your questions about tactical voting.

The PM says three times it would not be right for him to comment on the investigation into his former aide.

The Labour leader says he is revealing a “manifesto for change” and a plan for hope, growth and wealth creation.

Craig Williams is repeatedly asked if he had inside information when he placed a bet on the date of the general election.

The BBC’s Henry Zeffman gives us his take on the parties’ strategies following their manifesto launches.

The Conservative leader says he wants to build on his record and “continue the progress we have made”.

Sir Keir says he campaigned under Jeremy Corbyn but did not think Labour would win the last election.

Nigel Farage appears to have had at least one object thrown at him while on the campaign trail in South Yorkshire.

In response, the prime minister says “we’ve been through a very difficult time as a country”, but have “now turned a corner”.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has criticised the Conservatives’ “Corbyn-style manifesto”, saying “anything you want can go in, [but] none of it is costed”.

The prime minister has said the Conservatives will aim to make housing easier if they win this year’s election.

Watch: Sunak says Conservatives will cut tax if they win

The Lib Dem leader briefly escapes the twists and turns of politics on amusement park rides.

Ian Gribbin, the party’s candidate in Bexhill and Battle, claimed the country would be “far better” if it had “taken Hitler up on his offer of neutrality”.

The Labour leader promotes his party’s plan to create more than 3,000 nurseries based in primary schools in England.

The prime minister has come under pressure after leaving last week’s D-Day commemorations in France early.

Representatives from seven of Great Britain’s political parties took part in the BBC debate on Friday.

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The Labour leader says the PM will have to answer for his own actions after missing some of the D-Day celebrations in France.