Jun.01 -- U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May skipped Wednesday night's live TV debate ahead of the June 8 election, prompting her competitors to slam her decision to miss the event. Bloomberg's Robert.. Source: Bloomberg Global Business -
The leaders of five of Britain's political parties took part in an at times heated televised debate on Wednesday, but without the Prime Minister Theresa May, who was accused of being afraid to take.. Source: Rumble -
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn were forced to defend their records as they faced a live TV grilling. The Prime Minister and Labour leaderwere being questioned separately by studio audiences and.. Source: PA - Press Association STUDIO -
Elections in Northern Ireland have often been held under the shadow of violence. This is the first time that one has been overshadowed by killings that have nothing to do with us. Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein Stormont leader Michelle O'Neill came under fire again last night for failing to criticise IRA violence - after condemning the terrorist attacks in London and Manchester. Belfast Telegraph
Naomi Long has insisted that she has no health concerns after filming was stopped during a UTV leaders' debate when she felt faint yesterday. Belfast Telegraph
We ask Nicola Sturgeon, Kezia Dugdale, Willie Rennie, Ruth Davidson and Patrick Harvie the burning questions to reveal answers no TV debate could uncover. Daily Record
Pacifist Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was heckled by a live TV audience as he repeatedly ducked questions about his attitude to the UK's nuclear defences. MailOnline
The left-winger said it was a 'legitimate question' to ask whether the Tory leader was ill after she declined to take part in a TV debate this week. MailOnline
Most enthusiastic applause of the evening came when Amber Rudd was grilled on cuts to disability benefits and sales of arms to Saudi Arabia Independent
Theresa May is urging voters to back her plans for Brexit amid further signs of trouble in her General Election campaign. The Prime Minister, who was ridiculed by opponents after refusing to take part.. The Sentinel Stoke
Corbyn was not scheduled to take part but his late U-turn didn't pay off as Angus Robertson, Tim Farron and Caroline Lucas took the lead in taking on the Tories. Daily Record
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