Summary

  • It's the penultimate day of campaigning, ahead of Thursday's general election

  • The BBC has hosted leaders' debates in Scotland and Northern Ireland

  • Boris Johnson faced criticism for his reaction to a photo of a sick child lying on a hospital floor

  • A Conservative minister said the PM did "apologise and empathise", but Labour says the picture shows the impact of Tory "under-funding"

  • Labour's Jon Ashworth was recorded saying his party would not win the election

  • The shadow health secretary later insisted he was joking, and Mr Corbyn said he supported his colleague

Live Reporting

Francesca Gillett, Hamish Mackay and Alice Evans

  1. Good morning

    It’s the penultimate day of campaigning - 48 hours from now they'll be unlocking the polling station doors.

    Labour are hoping to keep the focus on the NHS, after Boris Johnson faced criticism yesterday over his response to an image of a six four-year-old boy who had to sleep on the floor of a hospital.

    Meanwhile, the prime minister will want to get back to his key message - “get Brexit done” - and is warning of the “danger” of another hung Parliament to achieving that goal.

    We’ll bring you all the latest updates and analysis - as well as coverage of any other unexpected turns the campaign may take today.