All political parties have been out on the campaign trail ahead of Thursday's General Election
Party leaders are racking up the miles in a last ditch attempt to win over voters ahead of Thursday’s General Election.
While both the Conservatives and Labour are insisting they are fighting for an absolute majority, the latest slew of polls continued to point towards a neck-and-neck finish and a hung parliament.
And Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has warned that voters could be forced back to the polls before Christmas.
Former Labour leader Gordon Brown at the Lighthouse, Glasgow
Gordon Brown greets Margaret Curran
Former Labour leader Gordon Brown and Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy
Alex Salmond and Stuart Donaldson out together on the streets campaigning in Kemnay
Alex Salmond on the streets campaigning in Kemnay
Alex Salmond and Stuart Donaldson on the streets campaigning in Kemnay
Alex Salmond and Stuart Donaldson are out together on the streets campaigning in Kemnay
Scottish Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie joined Christine Jardine campaigning in Inverurie
Scottish Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie joined Christine Jardine campaigning in Inverurie
Liberal Democrats Party leader Nick Clegg at Land’s End in Cornwall, as he embarks on a Land’s End to John O’Groats campaign marathon in a last ditch effort to save as many Liberal Democrat seats as possible at the General Election
Liberal Democrats Party leader Nick Clegg serves breakfast at Jamie Oliver’s Fiftheen restaurant in Newquay, Cornwall
Liberal Democrats leader Nick Clegg talks with Lord Ashdown, Chair of the Liberal Democrats 2015 General Election Team, onboard the battle bus near Taunton, Somerset
Ukip leader Nigel Farage is joined by Douglas Carswell Ukip parliamentary candidate for Clacton, while canvassing for support during a walk about in Sandwich, Kent
Ukip leader Nigel Farage (centre) speaking to the media while canvassing for support during a walk about in Sandwich, Kent, as he continues his campaign for the Thanet South seat in the General Election
Prime Minister David Cameron arrives at Newquay Airport in Cornwall
Prime Minister David Cameron shows the letter by a former Labour Treasury Minister Liam Byrne saying “there is no more money” as he speaks to supporters at Squires garden centre in Twickenham, London
A heckler shouts during an election rally by Prime Minister David Cameron at Squires garden centre in Twickenham, London
PICTURES: Parties hit General Election campaign trail as final day before voting approaches
