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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was asked why his party attracts 'racists and extremists' as he faced a difficult grilling during a BBC Question Time election special

A Question Time audience member was clapped after saying politicians were behaving in ways she 'wouldn't accept from my three-year-old child' after the betting scandal

Audience member Steven told the panel about his friend Tom Ellis, 25, who was knifed to death outside the Ropewalk shopping centre in Nuneaton, Warwickshire

Go inside the Tory summer party - where wealthy donors paid tens of thousands for privileged access to senior ministers - including Rishi Sunak himself - in a desperate bid to bolster the party's election coffers

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was hit with cries of 'shame' during his BBC Question Time appearance, after the Conservative Party leader hinted he may leave the European Convention of Human Rights

The co-leader of the Green Party Caroline Lucas didn't hold back as she publicly slammed Rishi Sunak's Question Time appearance as 'aggressive' and 'rude' before even claiming 'he's totally lost it'

Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer, Sir Ed Davey and John Swinney faced questions from the BBC Question Time audience as there are just two weeks left until the General Election

Broadcasting veteran Fiona Bruce is moderating the debate - which involves each party leader answering questions from a live audience for 30 minutes

Question Time viewers are tuned in to watch four political party leaders answer questions from the public - including Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer - but they all have the same issue with presenter Fiona Bruce's moderating style

Labour leader Keir Starmer has been married to his wife, Victoria Starmer, for 15 years. And while she largely stays out of the spotlight, the politician has revealed how she keeps him grounded during the campaign

Fiona Bruce has a fierce track record on presenting political debates, and she's one of the BBC's highest-paid stars. Ahead of the Question Time election special tonight, we look at her life off-screen

Political party leaders are gearing up for a BBC Question Time special debate tonight, as they will face tough questions from a live audience in York. As Tory chaos rumbles on, we look at what to expect - and share everything you need to know

Four party leaders will face questions from a live audience on tonight's BBC Question Time Special - but Reform UK's Nigel Farage will be absent from the debate after being spotted with a gun in tow on a campaign visit

The BBC have unveiled their lineup for the Question Time special - but Reform UK leader Nigel Farage will not be included in the show after a decision by the broadcaster

Labour's Angela Rayner told Penny Mordaunt 'you can tell as many lies as you want' as they came to blows over the armed forces, economy and NHS at BBC Election Debate

The Labour leader Keir Starmer and the Rishi Sunak are preparing for their first face-to-face showdown of the General Election campaign on ITV on Tuesday evening

Reform UK candidate Lee Anderson argued that Rishi Sunak should be 'brave enough to debate anybody', before turning down an invitation to appear on BBC Question Time

BBC's Fiona Bruce said working on Question Time is like 'walking a tightrope' as she discussed the difficulties of the job

Daisy Cooper MP, LD, joined Mark Spencer, the Conservative MP for Sherwood, Bridget Phillipson, the Labour MP for Houghton and Sunderland South and Timothy Montgomerie, a British political activist, blogger and columnist in some tough questions from BBC presenter Fiona Bruce

The clampdown on 'Whitehall waste' by Esther McVey is just another example of how out of touch she is, says Mirror columnist Darren Lewis, who'd rather she faced up to some real concerns

Home Office Minister Chris Philp, who asked on BBC Question Time if 'Rwanda is a different country to Congo', says he was 'struggling' to hear an audience member

Rishi Sunak was accused last week of distracting from his own failures as he used a speech to warn against 'medicalising the everyday challenges and worries of life'

MP Chris Philp had a tough time on BBC's Question Time this evening, which discussed the Rwanda asylum plan, Britain's "sick note culture" and the property ladder

The Rwanda policy caused lengthy - and heated - debate among MP Chris Philp and other panelists on Question Time, which BBC broadcast this week from Tottenham, north London

BBC's News at Ten host, Huw Edwards - who was the broadcaster's most high-profile presenter - has quit his role on medical advice after he was accused of paying a young person for sexually explicit images