With 16 million disabled people in the UK, what are the main political parties offering?
The Tories are braced for defeat, as Labour prepares for victory but polling day could still bring surprises.
As polling day approaches the leaders have been travelling the country in a bid to win votes.
Chris and Adam refuel with insights from the final days of the campaign trail.
Here is what you need to know about some of the potentially misleading things the parties have been saying.
The Labour leader says there has been an "absolute failure” on prison building and half of the allocated money has not been spent.
Sir Ed Davey has been surfing off the coast Cornwall in a new bid to highlight sewage and water quality.
Labour cannot "magic up" new jails on Friday to deal with a prisons crisis if elected, the party leader says.
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Postal affairs minister urges Royal Mail to do "all they can" to ensure postal votes arrive in time.
The Tories warn about a "Labour super majority", as Rishi Sunak says he continues to fight for every vote.
Georgie David labels the "vast majority" of her fellow candidates “racist, misogynistic and bigoted”.
Can other parties really win seats that have mainly voted for the Conservatives for decades?
BBC audiences have asked for more detail on issues such as fly-tipping, income tax thresholds and assisted dying
BBC Verify examines claims on public spending, the NHS, oil and gas jobs and water quality.
The BBC's analysis editor looks at what the number of independent candidates at the general election reveals about our political system.
Marianna Spring talks through the tactics seen on the social media feeds of voters.
A report finds St Thomas Philadelphia church in Sheffield had "supported" conversion therapy.
Plus, how to plan for election night
How does the first-past-the-post system work, and what are its pros and cons?
The PM says he understands people's frustrations with him but warns of the "danger" of a Labour government.
Rishi Sunak says there is a “danger" of a Labour government that he does not want the UK to sleepwalk into.
Despite the rhetoric the Conservative campaign is undeniably crouched in a defensive posture.
Sir Keir says his track record as party leader is "clear" but to judge him after five years in power.
"I'm deeply worried about our country's safety and security under Labour," says the Conservative leader.
Amol and Nick on the parties’ get-out-the-vote messages.
Sir Ed Davey bungee jumps in a bid to encourage voters to "take the plunge" and vote Lib Dem.
Scotland's councils said anyone who had not received their postal votes should get in touch.
Labour unveils a new message urging voters to avoid "waking up on July 5 to five more years" of Conservative government.
The Lib Dem leader takes part in the extreme activity as part of his election campaign.