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When to go to bed and when to wake up: Channel 4 News guides you through the most important timings for tomorrow night, so you won’t miss a thing.
This year’s appeal for votes has been awash with negative tweets, viral YouTube clips and memes galore – but does it really mean social media has come of age for elections?
The porkies have come thick and fast from all sides during this election campaign. What are the biggest fibs FactCheck has unearthed?
Alex Thomson
Barnstormer 2 – the sequel. The heroic – at least as far as unionists are concerned – Gordon Brown rides into Glasgow from Fife to sweep all before him in an impassioned plea to sway the electorate.
Alex Thomson
Free speech was unquestionably denied in Glasgow today. It was shameful and it was perpetrated by people who say they will vote SNP.
Gary Gibbon
If the Tories get above 290 MPs they plan to give it a go walking back through the door of No 10 with the strong intention of staying put.
Ed Miliband says he won’t do a deal with the SNP. Does that he won’t be the next Prime Minister? No.
Alex Thomson
Crossing the smooth waters of the Firth of Forth on May Day, I wanted to remind people how smooth this campaign has been for the SNP – the tough part starts Friday (if the polls are right).
The Sun is backing the SNP in Scotland. Does Britain’s biggest-selling paper still have the power to win elections… if it ever did?
Alex Thomson
With the polls predicting disaster for his party, Scottish Labour party leader “Sunny Jim” Murphy is still smiling in the face of the political weather.
Is Britain heading for a weak Labour government propped up the SNP, a party that wants to destroy the UK? Here’s the what the experts think…
Gary Gibbon
David Cameron has done another very psyched up outing to convince anyone who doubted it that he is desperately keen to carry on in the job.
Alex Thomson
In the sparking of plate-welding and the hammering of rust-coloured sheet-steel, the old certainties are going down the slip, while the thought of the SNP coming to power has now become a possibility.
The Conservatives are promising an “English rate of income tax” voted for by English MPs. But what does the small print say?
Gary Gibbon
The Tories are in danger of desperately gnawing through the very lifebelt they may need after 7 May. Put that to senior Tories and they acknowledge the problem but feel they can do no other.