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Summary

  • Party leaders in last day of campaigning across UK

  • Theresa May says human rights laws will not block terror fight

  • Labour's Lyn Brown to stand in for shadow home secretary Diane Abbott, who is ill

  • Voters go to the polls on Thursday

Live Reporting

Esther Webber and Marie Jackson

  1. PM: I never predict election results

    Theresa MayGet

    Theresa May has said she is "feeling great" about the election campaign and denied she had any regrets.

    Speaking to reporters on a plane from Southampton to Norfolk, Mrs May said: "I never predict election results... I never set targets for elections, I just get out there and campaign."

    She said she had enjoyed the last few weeks - though "the two terrible terror attacks have been something that nobody wants to see taking place at any time".

    Asked about Labour shadow home secretary Diane Abbott, who has been replaced temporarily by colleague Lyn Brown due to ill health, Mrs May said:

    How Jeremy Corbyn manages his shadow cabinet is for him and I wish Diane a speedy recovery."

  2. Wood critical of Theresa May's 'unprecedented' election campaign

    Leanne WoodReuters

    The leader of Plaid Cymru has labelled Theresa May's election campaign a "disaster" and said it has put the Conservatives in a "precarious position".

    Leanne Wood made the comments during a speech to party activists and supporters at the Ystradfechan Recreational Grounds in Treorchy, South Wales on Wednesday - where she urged people to vote for her party to defend Wales.

    Ms Wood said: "Theresa May has carried out what may be the most disastrous Conservative campaign in living memory, and while she still may win the election in England it is clear that there has been a hostile reaction to her policies."

  3. How do you fix the homelessness crisis?

    Labour supporter Ellie Goulding and Conservative Bob Blackman give their takes on the issue of homelessness.

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  4. Man behind the maths of exit polls

    Exit pollsters will use computer programs devised by Prof David Firth to forecast the 2017 result.

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  5. Watch: Helping to plan your election night


    Daily and Sunday Politics reporter

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  6. Watch: A look around the 91Èȱ¬ election night set

    Andrew Neil
    Presenter, The Daily Politics

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  7. General election campaign in 120 secs

    Here's Brenda and some other key moments from the last six weeks.

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  8. Watch: Where is the election betting money going?

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  9. Listen: May laughs off 'soundbite robot' label

    PM speaks to 91Èȱ¬ Berkshire

    91Èȱ¬ Berkshire's Andrew Peach talks to the PM - and Maidenhead candidate - in Slough

  10. Watch: Remember these election campaign highlights?

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  11. Farron: Lib Dems can stop Tory landslide

    Lib Dem leader urges people to vote tactically for his party on an eve-of-poll tour of England.

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  12. In case you were wondering who ex-PM's backing...

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  13. Theresa May rules out calling another election before 2022

    Daily Telegraph chief political correspondent tweets...

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  14. Diane Abbott says: 'I'll be back soon'
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  15. 5 unanswered questions of referendum row

    What was said, who can prove it and why now? The 91Èȱ¬'s Philip Sim on the Sturgeon-Dugdale debate row.

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  16. Watch: How would Tories or Labour try to balance the UK's finances?

    Andrew Neil
    Presenter, The Daily Politics

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  17. Watch: Final appearance as Daily Politics reporter

    Adam Fleming takes up a new 91Èȱ¬ job after the election

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  18. Ed Vaizey: I wish we had talked about the economy

    Ed Vaizey

    Former Conservative culture minister Ed Vaizey says he wishes his party had talked more about its economic record during the election campaign.

    Asked by 91Èȱ¬2's Daily Politics why there had been very little said about the economy, the Wantage MP said: "That's a fair point - I wish we had talked about our economic record.

    "We've got a fantastic economic record. To a certain extent the election takes on a life of its own. We started on Brexit and other issues have taken over."

  19. Voters have a 'clear choice' - May

    Theresa May

    The Theresa May campaign has moved on to Norfolk.

    Like Jeremy Corbyn, she says that voters face a "clear choice" in this election, but of course she urges them to back the Conservatives for a "fairer, stronger, more prosperous Britain".

    Her vision is of "an outward looking country" that "believes in itself".

  20. Sturgeon: Voting SNP could be key to stopping a Tory majority

    Nicola Sturgeon

    Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says voting Labour "risks letting Tory MPs in by the back door" - and only support for the SNP in Scotland can limit, or even deny, a Conservative majority.

    Speaking in Edinburgh on the final day of campaigning, she said:

    Given the narrowing of the polls in the rest of the UK, there is now every chance that a vote for the SNP can deny the Tories the crushing victory that they so arrogantly predicted at the start of the campaign. It is even possible that votes in Scotland could be key to stopping the Tories gaining a majority at all – but that will only happen if people vote SNP to keep the Tories out."