Conservative Party

The public engagement exercise is billed as the biggest national conversation about the future of the NHS since its birth, with the ‘entire country’ called upon to share their experiences and ideas.

Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick vie for Conservative leadership.

Krishnan Guru-Murthy speaks to Chancellor Rachel Reeves about the UK economy, austerity, the NHS and gifts to Labour cabinet members.

We spoke to the Secretary of State for Wales David TC Davies, and Jo Stevens who’s the shadow Welsh Secretary.

We spoke to political strategist Jo Tanner. She was a former public relations advisor to Boris Johnson.

Earlier I spoke to the polling expert Sir John Curtice – who’s professor of politics at Strathclyde University.

We spoke to Business Minister Kevin Hollinrake.

Labour’s Steve Reed, who’s the shadow environment secretary, joins us in Westminster.

We spoke to environment minister Rebecca Pow.

The Shadow Health Secretary has criticised a Labour peer for calling candidate Rosie Duffield “frit or lazy” after she pulled out of local hustings citing safety concerns.

Craig Williams has apologised and is being investigated by the Gambling Commission. Our Senior Political Correspondent Paul McNamara spoke to the Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron about this earlier.

The polls are all suggesting the election is Labour’s to lose, but how did the party’s manifesto go down with voters?

We spoke to Labour’s Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh who was in Grimsby where the Sky leaders’ event took place.

We sit down with the leader of the Liberal Democrats – Sir Ed Davey.

We spoke to Nigel Farage shortly after he announced he’d run, and we started by putting it to him that voting Reform on 4 July helps Labour get a bigger majority.