Thursday's final recappublished at 23:46 British Summer Time 11 May 2017
It was a day dominated by Labour's leaked manifesto and unexpected dramas. So, as Thursday draws to a close, we take a moment to look at the main stories:
- Labour's manifesto is "unanimously agreed" and will be published "in the next few days", says Jeremy Corbyn. A leaked draft version included policies on nationalising railways and renewing Trident weapons.
- A strong election victory would allow Theresa May to "stand up to people who want an extreme Brexit either here or in Brussels", former PM David Cameron says.
- SNP's Nicola Sturgeon accuses the Tories of "poisoning the well" of Brexit negotiations with their treatment of EU citizens in the UK
- Greens pledge new laws to protect Britain's nature, wildlife and countryside in the wake of Brexit
- Lib Dems say Britain should provide sanctuary to 50,000 Syrian refugees
- Bank of England warns of a consumer spending squeeze this year as inflation rises and real wages fall
- Theresa May tells LBC radio about her sadness that she and Philip did not have children
- BBC cameraman's toes are broken when Jeremy Corbyn's car runs over his foot
- And Unite leader Len McCluskey slips on his way out of the manifesto leak meeting