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The Tories and Lib Dems set out policies on tree-planting while senior Labour figures meet to finalise their manifesto.
As our political correspondent Iain Watson said a few minutes ago, the crunch meeting to finalise Labour's election manifesto could be far from over.

The so-called "Clause Five" party meeting offers an opportunity for senior figures to sign off the party's manifesto.

It is attended by Labour's ruling National Executive Committee, including the shadow cabinet and trade union representatives.

Party staffers present a draft document, whose different policy areas are discussed in turn.

A vote is taken at the end of the meeting on the whole document, rather than voting section-by-section.

There are usually some small amendments - but so far today there have been strong disagreements on the exact wording of several policies, our correspondent said.

For example, some within Labour are concerned that a more open policy on immigration could alienate voters in Leave-voting areas.

Keep an eye out on our Election 2019 news index as that's where you'll be able to read about the outcome of the meeting when it ends.