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Mental health and drugs are high up the list of local people's election priorities in Norwich.

Labour is promising to transform the UK with "real change" to rail, mail, water and energy.

Presenter Fiona Bruce gives an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour ahead of Friday evening's Question Time Leaders Special.

Liz Truss seems unsure when asked how many of 200,000 starter homes promised by her party had been built.

Is Labour's plan for 100,000 council houses and 50,000 housing association homes a year feasible?

Conservative leader Boris Johnson gives his reaction to Labour's election manifesto, following its launch.

The Conservatives raised £5.7m in registered donations during the first week of the official campaign.

The former deputy Tory chairman in Wales claims scandals could "completely annihilate" its election prospects.

The Labour Party election manifesto has been launched. What are its most eye-catching promises?

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says "radical answers are what's necessary" from travelling the country.

The Labour leader set outs his party's promises, which include a windfall tax on oil firms.

Chancellor Sajid Javid is pressed on PM's claim that NI plan would "put £500 into the pockets of everybody".

But Health Secretary Matt Hancock says a long-term plan will require "cross-party consensus".

Angela Rayner says her party's housing plan is about "building communities again".

Disability correspondent Nikki Fox explains what options and assistance are available to disabled voters.

The Lib Dems laid out their case for cancelling Brexit in a north London nightclub.

Jerahl Hall is on a mission to persuade more young people to get out and vote in the election.

The Labour leader will say his plans are fully costed, and voters can trust the party to deliver them.

Green Party co-leader Jonathan Bartley says the climate crisis needs to be addressed as soon as possible.

It's the off the cuff comments that are often the most interesting, writes the BBC's Nick Eardley.