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General election: The story of the night in Scotland

From a series of televised debates to claims and counterclaims, polls and yet more polls, some six weeks of campaigning is almost over.

The SNP leader gives a cautious welcome to reports a Labour UK government would discuss ways to address Scotland's workforce challenges.

The leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats says he placed bets on some constituences in the general election.

The BBC's analysis editor looks at whether Brexit is still a key issue for general election voters.

Douglas Ross asks why more people are not coming to Scotland given record UK migration figures

Anas Sarwar says the UK needs to have a"grown-up" debate about immigration

The SNP has launched its manifesto which includes demands to protect the NHS in Scotland.

John Swinney says that if the SNP wins a majority of seats, the SNP will embark on negotiations with the UK government.

Alex Cole-Hamilton sets out his party's policy pledges ahead of the vote on 4 July.

The leaders of five of Scotland's political parties clashed on the economy in a special live BBC Scotland debate.

Mr Ross's surprise announcement comes after he said he was going to stand down at this year's election.

The leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats says voters are more interested in getting GP appointments than independence.

John Swinney launches his party's general election campaign at a rally in Glasgow.

Less than a month after becoming leader of the SNP, Mr Swinney is leading the party into a general election.

John Swinney says his party hopes to hold on to its status as the third largest at Westminster.

The key moments so far in the investigation into the funding and finances of the Scottish National Party.

The BBC’s David Cowan explains the latest on Operation Branchform - the police investigation into SNP finances.

The economy secretary says investment proposals for the Ferguson shipyard are being considered.

The Scottish Labour leader says it should be up to the people to decide who leads the Scottish government.