Jeremy Corbyn insisted he would take a “neutral stance” in an EU referendum under Labour while Boris Johnson was challenged over “racist rhetoric” and trustworthiness during a brutal televised grilling.
Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson are returning to the campaign trail after a tough TV grilling from a live audience on a BBC Question Time special.
Here are the best and worst moments from the appearances of the four main party leaders on Question Time.
Temperatures dropped to nearly minus 10C on Monday night – the coldest of the autumn so far.
Temperatures could reach their lowest so far this autumn, with a frosty night ahead, the Met Office has warned.
Labour would hit oil and gas companies with a windfall tax of about £11 billion in order to finance plans to tackle the climate crisis by creating a greener economy.
Kelly Macdonald will star in the next series of Line Of Duty as the “most enigmatic adversary AC-12 have ever faced”.
Alex Salmond has said he will “vigorously” defend his position after pleading not guilty to offences against 10 women.
Workers at 12 Scottish universities are to go on strike for eight days amid rows over pensions plus pay and working conditions.
Nicola Sturgeon has laid out a list of demands she says would have to be met for the SNP to support a minority Labour government – with the Scottish First Minister insisting she would want to see Trident muclear weapons scrapped and more powers handed to Holyrood, as well as the granting of a second independence vote.