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David Cameron in Scotland to meet SNP's Alex Salmond
Prime Minister David Cameron is travelling to Scotland for talks with First Minister Alex Salmond.
Labour MP Douglas Alexander rules out deal with SNP
A leading Labour MP has said a potential coalition deal between his party and the Lib Dems would not include the Scottish National Party.

Gordon Brown's still prime minister and Nick Clegg's had two meetings with David Cameron and one with the PM. Former Cabinet minister Michael Portillo assesses the political landscape.
Who is going to be the next PM?
The election has resulted in a hung parliament with the Conservatives as the party with the most seats. But who will be the next PM? Users of 5 live Connect got in touch.

The First Minister of Scotland takes listeners' calls, hosted by Nicky Campbell.
Northern Ireland leaders debate
On Tuesday night the second televised debate between the leaders of the four largest parties in Northern Ireland took place.
What do you want to ask Alex Salmond?
SNP leader Alex Salmond took calls and questions from listeners about his party's policies. Users of 5 live Connect got in touch with their thoughts.
What do you want to ask Gordon Brown?
On the last day of campaigning before the election, Gordon Brown took calls and questions from listeners about Labour's policies. Users of 5 live Connect got in touch with their thoughts.

How much influence could smaller parties have after this election? The leaders of both UKIP and Plaid Cymru talk to Nicky Campbell and the audience about their policies.
Is this the election that will give more power to the smaller parties?
Nicky speaks to the leaders of UKIP and Plaid Cymru about their policies and whether they think they'll have more influence after the election. Users of 5 live Connect got in touch.
Is it Deal or No Deal time for the parties?
With polls pointing to a hung parliament, Nicky asks if it's time the party leaders made a deal with each other. Users of 5 live Connect got in touch.

Kate Silverton invites the smaller parties to take on the big three over issues that they say have not had proper attention like immigration, pensions, and Trident.

Mark Hutchings reports from Cardiff where he hears from a jazz band of first-time voters about their intentions at the polls, through the medium of music.

Mark Hutchings and Dalya Raphael examine the issues which are the main concerns for voters in Wales.

Stephen hosts a debate on the election issues in Northern Ireland at the Waterfront Hall. With analysis from BBC's Ireland correspondent Mark Simpson and commentator Eamonn Mallie.
SNP fails in BBC debate court bid
An attempt by the Scottish National Party to use the courts to ban the broadcast in Scotland of Thursday's BBC TV prime ministerial debate has failed.
Leaders prepare for second prime ministerial TV debate
Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg are preparing for their second head-to-head prime ministerial TV debate, focused on global affairs.
Scottish Lib Dems manifesto claims 'fairer policies'
The Liberal Democrats have claimed that a vote for them on 6 May would be a vote for a "fairer Scotland".

During Victoria Derbyshire's show, we took the live broadcast of the leader of the SNP launching their election manifesto

The leaderof the SNP talks about tax, the economy and what he thinks about Nick Clegg
Salmond urges voters to 'achieve a balanced parliament'
Scottish National Party leader Alex Salmond has urged electors in Scotland to vote SNP and achieve a "balanced parliament" on 6 May.
Plaid demand leaders debate spot
Plaid Cymru's Helen Mary Jones says the party must be involved in the next two TV UK-wide leaders' debates.
Nick Clegg brands Labour and Conservatives 'desperate'
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has hit back at suggestions that a vote for his party would only benefit his rivals.
What do you want to ask Nick Griffin?
The leader of the British National Party took questions from listeners about his policies and the upcoming election. Many people got in touch on 5 live Connect.

Weekend Breakfast talks to the deputy leader of the SNP and Scottish Health Secretary. Nicola Sturgeon gives her opnion on scrapping the House of Lords and how to protect public services.
Nick Clegg had good TV election debate, says Cameron
David Cameron has conceded his Lib Dem rival Nick Clegg did well in the historic prime ministerial TV showdown.
UK drive for sustainable politics
Political parties on the UK election campaign trail in Scotland have been focussing on the economy and the state of politics.

Nerys Evans, Plaid Cymru's Director of Policy, discusses their party manifesto which focuses on seven priorities to protect the most vulnerable in society.
Plaid Cymru manifesto pledge to 'protect vulnerable'
Plaid Cymru has launched its election manifesto with a promise to protect the "vulnerable and front-line services".

The Northern Ireland Secretary Shaun Woodward talks about the devolution of policing to Belfast and and gives his reaction to this morning's bomb attack

Nicky Campbell asks the audience "What would you put in your manifesto?" We get your view of what you want the parties to be putting in their manifestos.
Labour unveiling Scottish election manifesto
Scottish Labour is due to launch its election manifesto as the campaign enters its first full week.

Plaid Cymru leader Ieuan Wyn Jones describes the party's stance on immigration, pensions, tax and the aims of their election manifesto
Parties in Wales ready for general election fight
Welsh political parties launch their campaigns after Gordon Brown announced a general election for 6 May.
Do you want a posh PM?
Gordon Brown has emphasised his own "ordinary middle class background", while David Cameron's Eton education has been the target of Labour jibes. Nicky Campbell asked in the phone-in whether people cared about class.

The Welsh nationalists, led by Ieuan Wyn Jones, pledge to help pensioners and the more vulnerable people in Wales, as well as working on tackling the faltering economy.
Election race begins as Brown confirms 6 May date
Political leaders head off on the campaign trail after Prime Minister Gordon Brown announces the UK general election is to be held on 6 May.
Scottish parties hit general election campaign trail
Scotland's political leaders hit the campaign trail, after Prime Minister Gordon Brown announces voters will go to the polls on 6 May.

Elfyn Llwyd from Plaid and Stewart Hosie from the Scottish nationalists both say they will demand four areas of concession before joining into a coalition with a majority party post-election.

Ministers want to pay for social care through compulsory contributions, but have shelved the idea of a so-called "death tax". Andy Burnham is Secretary of State for Health.

Norman Lamb is the Liberal Democrat Shadow Health Secretary. He questions whether Labour's shelving of the so-called "death tax" is a policy just for this parliament. He calls for consensus.

The Conservative Shadow Health Minister wants to ensure help is provided earlier than is currently the case, as well as ensuring people can retain the money and assets they've earned in their life.

Gordon Brown has promised to secure the economic recovery, halve the budget deficit and make Government more accountable. Labour, Lib Dem, Conservative and SNP politicians debate.
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Do you want to change the voting system?
As the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats hold more talks to try to form a government, Nicky asks if you agree with the Lib Dems' desire for electoral reform.
Your views in 5 live Connect