MAILONLINE RECAP: Get a full recap as the Conservatives, Labour, SNP, Liberal Democrats, Greens, Reform and Plaid Cymru faced off in seven-way debate live on BBC
The Labour deputy leader and Tory Commons leader clashed over the Conservatives ' controversial claim that a Labour government would add £2,000 to a family's annual tax bill.
During the BBC’s live TV election debate, Penny Mordaunt said the election was about the cost of living crisis and claimed ‘Labour will put up your taxes by £2,000’, repeating a line made days earlier by Rishi Sunak during ITV’s debate.…
MORE than 100,000 energy jobs will be created in Scotland alone due to Labour’s plans to set up GB Energy north of the border, Angela Rayner appeared to suggest last night.
Penny Mordaunt let slip an unconscious gesture of stress while being grilled about boss Rishi Sunak's 'unforgivable' decision to leave Thursday's D-Day commemorations, according to body language expert Darren Stanton
Leading figures from the UK’s main political parties have clashed over the key issues in the second live TV debate of the general election – and we want to know what you make of it all
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
Commons leader Penny Mordaunt, who is tipped as a future Tory leader, questioned whether a Labour Government would support a nuclear deterrent but Angela Rayner hit back with a brutal reply
Penny Mordaunt and Angela Rayner became embroiled in a heated clash over defence as the Labour deputy leader claimed: “I won’t take lectures from you”.
The Labour deputy leader and Tory Commons leader clashed over the Conservatives ' controversial claim that a Labour government would add £2,000 to a family's annual tax bill.