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Today's show was a Lib Dem special. We've cleared the decks, cancelled everything else in the diary and devoted the whole of today's show to the race for the Liberal Democrat leadership.
With 24 hours until the polls close in the Liberal Democrats' leadership race, we're live with all three contenders.
Our resident bookie, Ed Pownall, tells us what the odds are looking like as the contest reaches its climax.
As part of today's extravaganza, we've asked each candidate to prepare a small film for us explaining why they should get the top job before they go into the hot seat for the grilling. First up is Chris - we see what the man who's only been an MP for nine months has put into his Minute Manifesto.
In Ming's Minute Manifesto, we hear what the Lib Dem elder statesman is prescribing for his party.
The last Minute Manifesto is bite-sized and beautifully shot: we hear from the darling of the activists, party president Simon Hughes.
We hear more of your emails and catch up on the day's other big stories.
These times are taken from our running order - times in your broadband player may be slightly different, but should be near enough to help you find your favourite bits.
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