VOTE 2017: Still can't decide who to vote for? This might help you...
As we go to the polls today, many people will still be undecided who to vote for.
We've outlined the major policies from all the main parties manifesto pledges for you, in case you needed reminding of them.
Obviously, this is a brief outline, but there are links to all the parties manifestos, should you want to read more.
There have been talk of U-turns (dementia tax), incorrect budget costings and much, much more, but here are just a taster...
Conservatives
- Means testing winter fuel payments.
- Immigration curb by asking firms to pay more to hire migrant workers.
- Plans to scrap the ban on new grammar schools
Labour
- Increase minimum wage to £10 per hour
- Extend free school meals to all primary school children and cap class sizes in schools
- Guarantee right of all EU citizens to remain in the UK and a vote on the final Brexit deal
Liberal Democrats
- A second referendum on the terms of the Brexit deal
- £1billion for mental health services
- Legalise cannabis with a fully operational market
The Green Party
- Scrap tuition fees and bring back maintenance grants
- Lower voting age to 16
- Referendum on terms of Brexit - with option to remain in EU
UKIP
- Ban on full face coverings
- £10 billion a year cut in the foreign aid budget
- A 'one in one out' immigration system
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