So, we are shutting up shop for the night but before we go, let's remind ourselves of some of the day's biggest news:
- David Cameron said he would 'put the country first' if he failed to win an outright majority
- Ed Miliband said he did not accept an Institute for Fiscal Studies assessment that debt would be £90bn higher in 2019-20 under his plans than under the Conservatives' if he won the election.
- Nick Clegg said an EU referendum was not a coalition "red line" for the Lib Dems - and warned of the risk of a second election before Christmas if parties tried to go it alone as a minority government
- UKIP candidate Robert Blay was suspended after being filmed apparently threatening to shoot a Conservative rival while another of the party's candidates apologised for offensive remarks about a female journalist
- The SNP suspended two members of their party following scuffles at a rally held by the Scottish Labour leader in Glasgow
- The Green Party urged voters to "send a message" on climate change
- Lucy Powell, the vice-chair of Labour's general election campaign, denied suggesting Ed Miliband could break his election pledges.
- The Democratic Unionist Party said a commission on the union would be a "red line" in any post-election negotiations
- Footage has surfaced of Ed Miliband when he was known as Ted Miliband
My learned colleagues will be back with you tomorrow from 06:00. We promise to do our best to avoid starting every sentence with: "Less than 24 hours to go..." So with just over 24 hours to go, goodnight!