Erdogan and Kilicdaroglu compete fiercely in Turkish presidential runoff.

Turkish President Erdogan and opposition rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu are in a desperate race for votes ahead of Sunday's run-off vote. Kilicdaroglu has courted nationalist votes by vowing to expel millions of Syrian refugees, while Erdogan accused him of hate speech and said a Kilicdaroglu victory would be a win for terrorists. The president is favourite, but his rival believes the margin could still be bridged. The rhetoric has intensified and refugees are at the centre of it.