Facebook's Steve Hatch says banning political advertising would weaken those with "a quieter voice".

The penny rise would allow it to match Labour's NHS front-line spending plans, the party says.

Emily Maitlis speaks to former Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt about the protests in Hong Kong, Brexit and the upcoming general election and Russian interference.

Mr Hunt said that that as the election draws closer voters will “stop thinking about the characters” and “substance will win through”.

He also added Russian election interference is a major problem that needs urgently addressing. He said: “We would be very naive not to think the Russians are not trying to interfere in any democratic process.”

MEP Louis Stedman-Bryce says the Brexit Party has "repeatedly failed to deliver" on its promises.

The Aberdeen North hopeful is suspended over comments about anti-Semitism, LGBT rights and terrorism.

What voters think of the candidates for PM can be important when deciding how to vote.

At a business conference in London, the PM announced a halt to corporation tax cuts, while the Lib Dems accused Labour of being "stuck in the 1970s".

Week one of Radio 1 Newsbeat's election campervan tour starting in Bishop Auckland and Aberdeen.

We answer your questions about the election in Scotland, including where the country's smallest seat can be found.

The Scottish National Party argues that powers over licence fees should be removed from the UK government.

The Labour leader says he would "certainly not" allow a referendum until after the Scottish Parliament election.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says there will be a "great deal of movement" as election campaigns continue.

A watchdog censures the Scottish government for using figures which showed youth joblessness is down rather than up.

The US president will arrive in London for a Nato summit 10 days before polling day.

It emerged that Rev Richard Cameron had made Islamophobic and homophobic comments on Twitter.

Violence marred a peaceful anti-apartheid protest 50 years ago and sent shockwaves around the world.

Party pamphlets are an election staple but they are subject to trends as Scotland's library of political leaflets show.

Public opinion does not follow Holyrood's consensus that immigration could help address Scotland's demographic challenge.

More than 70 current MPs will not stand in the elections, so who replaces them?

The party promises tougher sentences for hate crimes, improved gender rights and less stop and search.