4.15pm Seats and Candidates: Should selected candidates be subject to compulsory re-adoption in the event of a by-election?
3.30pm Parliament: Nick Herbert picks up on the Government delaying the release of figures on early-release prisoners... nothing to do with tomorrow's election
3pm LondonMayor: Livingstone's shredding period
12.45pm PlayPolitical: Harriet Harman gets into a muddle about whether Kate Hoey is supporting Livingstone
Noon CentreRight: Samuel Coates on why Christian Peoples Alliance candidate Alan Craig should endorse Boris
From noon: Live blog of PMQs
11.30am PlayPolitical video: 'Least said, soonest elected' - Rory Bremner paints David Cameron as an opportunist
LondonMayor: Simon Heffer does Red Ken's work for him
Jeremy Wright MP: The challenge of treating dementia
ToryDiary: Tory policies on crime are most likely to help win General Election
Local government: Labour haven't binned rubbish tax plans... they'll return after polling day
PlayPolitical videos:
- Watch David Cameron campaign in the north and explain why he gets angry with Gordon Brown
- Rory Bremner's sympathies for Ken Livingstone come out in this Sky News slot
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By-election to choose Gwyneth Dunwoody's successor will be on 22nd May - BBC
Boris Johnson emphasises compassionate agenda on eve of poll
"Tory mayoral hopeful Boris Johnson says he wants those who earn "stonking quantities of dosh" in London to give more to poorer communities around them." - BBC
If Ken Livingstone wins it will pose big strategic questions for Labour
"A Ken victory will embolden Labour in its conflict with the Conservatives, to be sure, but it will also have a profound effect on the continuing struggle within the party. For if Livingstone manages to defy a national trend, winning when Labour was losing everywhere else, it will tip the scales in what has, until now, been an evenly matched argument. Ranged on one side, broadly identified with the Progress group, is the uber-Blairite view that victory lies in ever-tighter targeting of the handful of swing voters in southern marginal seats that shifted to Labour in 1997. In the other corner, associated with the Compass thinktank, is a strategy that says Labour needs to win back the 4.5 million voters it has lost since 1997 - a coalition that, according to Jon Cruddas MP, includes "urban intellectuals", ethnic minorities, public sector workers and the traditional working class." - Jonathan Freedland in The Guardian
Brown to offer activists a say after poll results (Guardian) and a barrage of new policies (Independent).
Evening Standard responds to Polly Toynbee's criticism of its Mayoral coverage - Letter to The Guardian
Government accused of "pimping" - Western Mail | Yesterday's ToryDiary
YouGov: Support for independence slumps in Scotland
"A poll conducted for The Daily Telegraph by YouGov – the most in-depth
analysis yet of attitudes to constitutional change – shows that only 19
per cent of Scots would support independence in a three-option
referendum. Nearly three quarters backed keeping a devolved Parliament,
either with its present powers or with more responsibilities." - Telegraph
UK house prices now falling year-on-year for first time since 1996 - Telegraph
WPP may join business exodus from high tax Britain - Telegraph
Secret tax adds £200 to cost of running family cars - Times
EU ready to censure Britain for fiscal ill-discipline - FT
It's opinion polls, not local elections, that count - Danny Finkelstein in The Times
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