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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 four main news channels will be offering non-stop coverage of the UK general election after polls close on July 4. Here's what the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Sky News have planned to keep you up all night as the results roll in

After the Conservatives launched their General Election 2024 manifesto, when are Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Scottish National Party publishing their plans?

The Mirror takes a look at the life of 35-year-old Stephen Flynn, leader of the Scottish National Party in the House of Commons, ahead of his appearance at tonight's BBC General Election debate

The Mirror's weekly election poll shows the gap between the Conservative Party and Reform UK has halved in the past seven days as Labour maintains it 20 point lead

The MRP poll of over 30,000 people, conducted by Survation on behalf of Best for Britain, suggests Rishi Sunak is on course to lose almost 300 of the seats the Tories won in 2019

The first Mirror poll since Rishi Sunak called the election shows he has made no progress in chipping away at Labour's commanding lead as the Conservative campaign flops

Brits will go to the polls on Thursday, July 4, as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak finally answered calls for a General Election, with bookies saying the Tories are on the way out

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has failed to quash speculation that the next general election could be held as early as July 4 after he claimed once again it would be held in the second half of this year

Former Deputy First Minister John Swinney became SNP leader uncontested as he was the only person to officially put themselves forward to succeed Humza Yousaf

Graeme McCormick is looking to stand against former Deputy First Minister John Swinney, who had looked like he would become SNP leader and First Minister uncontested

John Swinney, who has previously led the SNP, is the first candidate to put himself forward to replace ex-First Minister Humza Yousaf, insisting he can unite the party

Susan Hall, the Tory candidate for mayor of London, has joined seven Facebook groups which an investigation found were 'rife' with Islamophobia, anti-Semitism and death threats against the Labour mayor Sadiq Khan.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's latest attempt to threaten disabled and struggling people by withholding payments for mental health issues is another contemptible try at divide and rule

Humza Yousaf's dramatic resignation as Scottish First Minister after just over a year in the role comes days after the SNP-Green power-sharing agreement collapsed

The SNP leader's Humza Yousaf's position as Scottish First Minister has been hanging by a thread since he ended the power-sharing agreement with the Scottish Greens last week

First Minister Humza Yousaf's leadership was plunged into crisis when he scrapped a coalition deal with the Scottish Greens, who retaliated by vowing to oppose him in a confidence vote

SNP leader Humza Yousaf triggered a wave of political chaos after he scrapped the power-sharing agreement with the Scottish Greens, leaving his future in peril

Peter Murrell, former SNP chief executive and husband of the ex-first minister Nicola Sturgeon, is understood to have been re-arrested by Police Scotland

Seat-by-seat analysis by YouGov suggests Labour would sweep to power with 403 seats at the general election, handing Keir Starmer a massive Commons majority of 154

Sir Lindsay Hoyle is facing continued pressure to step down as Commons Speaker after almost 70 MPs called for him to go after his handling of the Gaza ceasefire debate

Dozens of MPs have signed a motion of no confidence in Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle after he helped Keir Starmer dodge a rebellion over a Gaza ceasefire vote

The Big Four banks' profit gains were made off soaring interest rates, which have cost households hundreds more in mortgage and rental costs - corporations put profits ahead of people

Tory Chief Whip Simon Hart heaped pressure on Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle not to allow a vote on Labour's call for a ceasefire in Gaza ahead of chaotic debate

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, who has come under fire with 33 Tory and SNP MPs signing a motion of no confidence, has suffered the tragic loss of his eldest daughter