Tories (and press) turn on May … Labour wins in Kensington …most diverse parliament ever … and can DUP deal survive questions over hardline beliefs?

Theresa May under pressure to go after poll gamble goes awry … Corbyn’s Labour makes gains … Lib Dems make double figures … and SNP squeezed

How to plan results night … politicians make final pitch, newspapers fling final panic … and what the opinion polls are saying as the real polls open

PM vows to shred human rights laws in terror response … Sturgeon claims May would struggle in Brexit talks … Corbyn says there’s 24 hours to save the NHS

Labour leader opens up in Guardian interview … security and police numbers dominate final days of campaign … Farron warns against ‘knee-jerk response’

‘Enough is enough,’ says May … but Corbyn and Farron query police cuts and ask why government has not published report into funding of jihadi groups

David Davis says party ‘can’t promise’ to meet migration target … Sturgeon calls PM’s response to Trump ‘appalling’ … and another leaders’ not-debate

No-show for May, who refuses to be distracted by election she called … Corbyn joins the throng … and Tim Farron gives stand-in Amber Rudd a Bake Off burn

May and Corbyn to skip BBC showdown … Welsh Tories squabble for top spot … Ukip swerves LGBT hustings where PM hailed as ‘unsung hero’ of equality

May and Corbyn examine their Paxman hangovers after the debate that wasn’t … SNP launches its delayed manifesto … and Paul Nuttall ponders a new job

Leaders face TV questions but won’t go head-to-head … security dominates party campaigns … and Conservatives keep quiet on that social care cap

Labour leader to focus on police numbers … Amber Rudd denies cuts undermined intelligence-gathering … and school funding in the spotlight

Theresa May heads to Nato summit … major parties will not resume national campaign until Friday … Ukip will launch manifesto this morning

Soldiers to be deployed on British streets … highest threat level means ‘further attack may be imminent’ … election campaigning remains suspended

Prime minister will chair emergency Cobra meeting following suspected terrorist attack that has left 19 people dead and 50 injured

Tories keen to move on from ‘dementia tax’ fallout … Labour says university fees could be scrapped this autumn … and prepare for more manifestos

Theresa May accused of taking voters for granted … questions over costings (or lack of) in Tory manifesto … and it’s Scotland’s turn for campaign promises

Social care changes rattle traditional supporters … Boris Johnson steps foot on campaign trail, puts foot in mouth … and leaders’ debate lacks leaders

Tim Farron vies to scoop up young voters … Len McCluskey says Labour won’t win … and when will we see the Conservatives’ plans?

Fat-cat tax, childcare and nationalising water to feature … PM on the spot over disability benefits cuts … and who needs friends when you have Facebook?