With just over a week to go until the nation goes to the polls, parties are readying themselves for the final run in.
Labour are looking increasingly confident south of the border, with leader Jeremy Corbyn challenging the Prime Minister to face him in a debate later tonight.
Whether his new confidence will translate to votes in the ballot box remains to be seen but the Conservatives will undoubtedly be panicked at reports of a hung parliament in the offing.
Closer to home, the SNP remain almost certain to hold on to the majority of their seats but with leader Nicola Sturgeon’s approval plummeting and independence looking increasingly unpopular, what would a General Election win actually mean for them?
Here’s everything you need to know…
Sturgeon’s approval rating collapses amid claims SNP dropped her from manifesto cover over popularity
Nicola Sturgeon’s personal approval rating have gone into freefall making her the least popular Scottish party leader, a new poll has found.
The survey, carried out for pollster Ipsos Mori for STV, found that the First Minister’s rating has collapsed from +14 to -4 since September last year.
May launches fierce attack on Corbyn
Theresa May has said the only way Jeremy Corbyn will get the keys to Number 10 is by doing a deal with the SNP and Liberal Democrats who “don’t want Brexit to succeed”.
The prime minister also launched a fierce attack on the Labour leader’s fitness to lead yesterday.
She insisted while she was “ready to go”, he was “not prepared” to govern or for the negotiations with the EU.
Liberal Democrat’s Scottish manifesto will reject second independence referendum
The Liberal Democrats are to launch their Scottish election manifesto today with a pledge to “stop another divisive independence referendum”.
Willie Rennie, the party’s Scottish leader, will insist a second vote on the issue is the “last thing” the country needs.
Critics hit out at Sturgeon after SNP manifesto launch
Nicola Sturgeon was last night accused of a “reckless pursuit of isolation” following the SNP manifesto launch.
Liberal Democrat Leader Tim Farron also claimed every SNP MP elected on June 8 would be “nothing more than an advocate for independence”.
Only June 8 vote matters, insists May after latest poll suggests hung parliament
Theresa May has played down polling that puts her on course to lose the General Election.
The Prime Minister insisted the only poll that matters is the June 8 vote after the seat projection study suggested the UK faces a hung parliament.
And finally…
Corbyn challenges May to face-off at tonight’s leader’s debate… Everything you need to know
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has challenged the Prime Minister to a face off at tonight’s leader’s debate.
Theresa May previously declined to take part in a series of televised debates in the run up to next week’s General Election – a position also taken by Mr Corbyn.
However, with just hours to go until the debate and with the Conservatives floundering in the polls, Mr Corbyn has announced he will appear and has challenged Mrs May to show up and defend her record.