Huw Edwards hosted the debate live from Cardiff featuring:
Carwyn Jones (Labour)
Darren Millar (Conservative)
Leanne Wood (Plaid Cymru)
Mark Williams (Liberal Democrat)
Neil Hamilton (UKIP)
Mr Jones says the Tories want to brush under the carpet their record on damaging communities and closing industries. The Conservatives are "cruel and weak", not "strong and stable", he says.
He reminds people of the Manchester bomb attack and, while the nation is grieving, it is defined by its actions - asking if we should propose liberal values and should hold them all dear.
She says with Labour divided, it's up to Plaid Cymru to offer "hope and optimism" instead of "despair and division".
Mr Millar warns of a challenging time ahead for Wales, with Brexit negotiations.
He says it boils down to a straight choice between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn for prime minister.
Top Tories accuse each other over absence
Alun Cairns and Andrew RT Davies each thought the other would be taking part, Tory sources say
While four of the five parties are being represented by their Welsh campaign leader, a row has broken out in Conservative ranks over who was due to appear on their behalf tonight's event.
With neither Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies or the party's Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns available, the task has fallen to the party's Welsh education spokesman and policy director Darren Millar AM.
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Image source, Getty ImagesTaking questions from a live audience in Cardiff tonight will be (pictured left to right)
Mark Williams - Liberal Democrats
Carwyn Jones - Labour
Darren Millar - Conservative
Leanne Wood - Plaid Cymru
Neil Hamilton - UKIP
Huw Edwards hosts the debate, which you can watch live from 20:30 until 22:00 on BBC One Wales, the BBC News channel or online via the BBC iPlayer.
Welcome to our live coverage of the BBC Wales Leaders' Debate.
It's the last time leading figures from the main parties in Wales meet head-to-head in front of a live TV audience before next Thursday's general election.