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A row has erupted between senior Welsh Tories after it emerged neither Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies nor Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns were taking part in Tuesday's BBC Wales leaders' debate.

The BBC announced today that it's linking up with the social network for the first time to share coverage of five major debates that begin on May 31st.

Corbyn and May were grilled by Jeremy Paxman and a live studio audience on a Monday night programme hosted by Sky News and Channel 4, in the first set-piece political debate of the campaign featuring both the leaders, but they did not face each other.

No, there will be no head to head between the two politicians. Mrs May has been quite clear that about not doing any televised head-to-head debates during the General Election campaign.

But his remarks over homosexuality during a televised debate on Tuesday left many of his supporters scratching their heads.

On Wednesday afternoon the school hosted an educational political debate for 140 students from Year 7 to 12 which was attended by all five candidates standing in the Tatton constituency: Quentin Abel (Independent), Nigel Hennerley (Green Party) Esther McVey (Conservative Party), Sam Rushworth

During the upcoming presidential debates, these questions and many more will be raised by the public, and the answers must comply with real life government policies and future goals.

Main three candidates in by-election face-off in CBC radio debate

The broadcast was due to come from the Tramway theatre in Glasgow, taking place in front of an audience of 150 comprising a representative sample of the Scottish electorate.

The Orange Democratic Movement party director of election and Suna East MP Junet Mohamed yesternight, on Sunday gave demands for debates revealing that they expect the party leader who is the opposition coalition flag-bearer for presidency to only debate president Uhuru Kenyatta.

Ultimately, and despite the various questions and concerns, the debate is something worth waiting for, and definitively watching if not attending.

Scotland's political leaders have traded blows over independence and immigration in a heated BBC debate.