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BBC Verify examines claims on spending, migration, Brexit, and the NHS, among other issues.

Sir Keir Starmer was applauded as he hit out at Rishi Sunak’s trans jibe allegedly linked to murdered teenager Briana Ghey.

Five parties are set to go head to head in Friday's live televised debate.

The former X Factor star, 35, and barrister, 46, travelled Italy in Rob and Rylan's Grand Tour earlier this year and even admitted their friendship was 'growing into love'.

Four political leaders faced a grilling from a live studio audience two weeks out from the general election.

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

The PM has previously said he wanted the scheme to have "the right mix" of sanctions and incentives - but now he's been pressed into revealing some of the options

Sir Keir Starmer refused to say if Jeremy Corbyn would have made a good prime minister during BBC’s Question Time leaders election debate.

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Four party leaders from the Conservatives, Labour, Lib Dems and SNP took take part in the two-hour special

The Question Time host repeatedly challenged the Labour leader over his one-time statement that the veteran left-winger would make a great PM.

Viewers were less than impressed.

Nigel Farage was left out of the BBC's Question - unlike Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer who will make an appearance.

Prime minister says suspects must face ‘full force of law’ if found guilty; Labour, SNP and Lib Dem leaders speak during programme

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

Micah Richards found time for some fun amid the doom and gloom in the BBC studio during England v Denmark.

Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker didn't hold back with his thoughts on the BBC after England's draw with Denmark

Ed Davey admitted he was not 'proud' of some of the party's actions during the Coalition years - when he was a Cabinet minister.