Millions go to the polls on Thursday, leaving the big parties with much to think about.

Boris Johnson accuses Labour of focusing on "trivia" as he faces questions over cost of nanny.

A Gosport mum has called for lower bus fares to help residents of her "left-behind" neighbourhood.

BBC Scotland's James Cook hears from those both for and against another referendum on independence.

How would a national care service fit into Scottish life where one in 24 people rely on some kind of social care?

The Lib Dems say MSPs must focus on education, mental health and climate change - not independence.

The SNP leader says her party is the only one putting forward a serious plan for government.

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon says her party is the only one putting forward a serious plan for government.

The PM's attitude to facts is based not on what's real, but what he wants there and then, say sources.

The Scottish Conservatives leader says Facebook, Twitter and Instagram need to tackle online abuse.

Political correspondent Rajdeep Sandhu answers some of the big questions about the election.

Basildon Council has approved plans to develop the town centre.

Karen Whybro says a lack of proper lighting in public places is a major concern for women.

The Labour leader hits back at Tory criticism of his wallpaper department photo opportunity.

Labour warns of security issues after Boris Johnson's digits are discovered in a 2006 press release.

Australian billionaire Clive Palmer used a version of We're Not Gonna Take It when he ran for parliament.

BBC Scotland's political editor has the answers to the key questions voters have been asking.

The seven councillors are part of a group of 14 that is facing investigation by the party.

Labour MP Janet Daby says she is still waiting for the outcome of a complaint made nearly three years ago.

Boris Johnson is coming under pressure to declare when he paid for Downing Street flat redecorations.