Politics
Reports of “huge queues” at polling stations as threat of low turnout gets quashed
Voters are reporting waits of up to an hour in places as Brits head out in their droves.
Candidates receive four times the amount of online abuse than 2017 election
The UK Parliament said MPs’ safety is an ‘absolute priority’ as research shows a rise in online abuse.
Liberal candidates endorse Labour rivals amid calls for voters to vote tactically, not tribally
Many hope the Liberal Democrats speaking out will nudge Lib Dem voters into voting tactically in many other seats which are essentially contests between Labour and the Conservatives.
Jeremy Corbyn: ‘I’ve not come here to hide in a fridge. I’ve come here with a message of hope’
Jeremy Corbyn pokes fun at Boris Johnson for hiding in a fridge to avoid an interview
What happens if the Prime Minister loses his seat?
Boris Johnson is defending a majority of 5,034 in Uxbridge and South Ruislip in Thursday’s election.
Boris Johnson backs out of another BBC interview – with all other six leaders signed up
Jeremy Vine confirmed this morning that the Prime Minister would not appear on BBC Radio 2's leader interviews.
Voters will ‘seize opportunity’ to elect Labour
The Scottish Labour leader was speaking alongside Jeremy Corbyn in Glasgow on the final day of campaigning.
I’ll skinny dip in Loch Ness if the SNP win 50 seats – Ruth Davidson
She said: “I will happily wager to strip naked on the banks of Loch Ness and subject myself to a Hogmanay wild swimming session should such a result occur".
Boris Johnson saw opportunity, not tragedy following London Bridge attacks, victim’s dad says
“Where most of us were watching this and seeing a tragedy unfolding before our eyes, instead of seeing a tragedy, Boris Johnson saw an opportunity, and he went on the offensive."