General election 2019: Lib Dem manifesto and Johnson tax pledge - BBC News
Jo Swinson releases details of her election pledges and Boris Johnson reveals a National Insurance cut.
Over to the Andrew Neil show now, and he begins by challenging security minister Brandon Lewis on the prime minister's announcement on National Insurance today.

Boris Johnson said it would mean an extra £500 in every pocket - but this is not true, Neil says.

Mr Lewis replies that they will move to the equivalent of about £100 per person saving - but Neil points out that the IFS has estimated that would actually be a £85 saving per worker.

Mr Lewis says the "ambition" is to get to a £12,500 threshold for paying National Insurance.

He says it is an "aggressive way of cutting tax because it’s one that helps everybody".

Mr Lewis is also asked about the criticism directed at the Tories for rebranding their press office Twitter account during the head-to-head debate last night between Mr Johnson and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

The @CCHQ Twitter account changed their names to "factcheckUK".

Mr Lewis says it was "always very clear it was CCHQ".