WATCH: May – “There is far too much tolerance of extremism in our country…Enough is enough.”
The Prime Minister proposed four steps to take on and defeat our enemies and their ideology.
WATCH: Davis – If terrorists want to disrupt the election, “all the more reason not to defer, not to deflect”
The Brexit Secretary wants “as far as possible, within the grounds of propriety, to not let this put us off” the democratic course.
WATCH: “Answer the question!” Corbyn heckled as he ducks and dives over nuclear weapons use
“Do you want to comment on that?” Dimbleby asks the Labour leader, as the latter’s stance is criticised. “No.”
WATCH: “The worst possible deal at the highest possible price.” May on what a bad Brexit deal means.
The Prime Minister was speaking in yesterday evening’s special edition of the BBC’s Question Time.
WATCH: Oil, fish, independence and Brexit – exploring the election in Scotland
The Guardian’s John Harris talks to voters across Scotland.
WATCH: May – “I have the determination, and I have the plan” to deliver a successful Brexit
The Prime Minister’s full speech, delivered in Middlesbrough today.
WATCH: Ici Londres – In the Brexit talks, we need politicians who stand up for Britain, not for Brussels, argues Daniel Hannan
It was extraordinary to see British Europhiles taking Juncker’s side against May.
WATCH: Corbyn can’t say how much his new childcare policy will cost
Live on BBC Woman’s Hour, the Labour leader searches his iPad and manifesto before saying “I’ll give you the figure in a moment.”
WATCH: May v Corbyn – last night’s Battle for Number Ten interviews in full
A studio audience and Jeremy Paxman quizzed both party leaders for Sky News and Channel Four.
WATCH: Davidson – “I know that the UK is a force for good in the world”
The Scottish Conservative leader criticised Jeremy Corbyn’s “simplistic” attempt to blame British foreign policy for the Manchester attack.
WATCH: Fallon dismisses ‘tittle tattle’ about infighting in Number Ten
He also says that the Conservatives have merely put “additional reassurance” into the social care policy are Labour “scaremongering”.
WATCH: Rudd denies that the Conservatives have a “pre-Manchester manifesto”
“It is significant that the Commission for Extremism in the manifesto was put in before Manchester. We know we need to do more, we recognise the scale of the threat.”
WATCH: Abbott challenged on her past support for the IRA
The Shadow Home Secretary is also asked to justify her previous votes to abolish MI5, and against proscribing Al Qaeda.
WATCH: Neil presses Corbyn over his record on the IRA
“Throughout the ’80s and the ’90s you spoke at scores of hardline Republican gatherings which backed the IRA and the armed struggle.”
WATCH: Corbyn – “The blame is with the terrorists, but…”
The Labour leader pledged “change at home and abroad” would reduce the threat of terrorism.