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The 12 December election is on a knife edge and tactical voting could stop Boris Johnson keeping the keys to Number 10.

Jeremy Corbyn pledged to slash regulated rail fares in England by a third from next month.

Huw Edwards welcomed the move, saying: “Good. My thoughts on this kind of stunt are unprintable.”

Theresa May looked on course for “a definitive victory” over Jeremy Corbyn, tipped to secure a concrete 74-seat majority.

“A third off fares in the new year and making travel free for under 16s will not only save passengers thousands of pounds, it will transform travel for the future, increasing rail passenger numbers and rail jobs to help fight the climate crisis."

Boris Johnson may have been glad to swerve another debate when Plaid Cymru's Adam Price said that as gay man he was profoundly offended by Boris Johnson referring to "bum boys in tank tops" and he was unfit for public office.

The Scottish Lib Dems campaigned outside the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh to warn about the future of the health service.

The Lib Dem criticised Mr Johnson’s response to the terror attack and called on him to apologise for ‘misleading people’ over sentencing law.

The Conservatives will be wary of any endorsements or comments from the US president during his visit to the UK.