A quick look back at the main stories of the day:
- Two MPs who are both former foreign secretaries have been suspended from their parliamentary parties in what's been dubbed a "cash for access" scandal.
- Labour's Jack Straw and the Conservative, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, were secretly filmed discussing possibly working with a fictitious Chinese company. Both deny breaking any rules and have referred themselves to parliament's standards watchdog.
- Labour leader Ed Miliband says he would ban MPs from taking paid directorships or consultancies
- In other news, David Cameron says the Conservatives would keep universal benefits for pensioners if they were re-elected
- Broadcasters have set out the order of the proposed leaders' TV election debates. They would finish with a Cameron v Miliband head-to-head the Thursday before the country goes to the polls on 7 May
- UKIP leader Nigel Farage says his party would find an extra £3bn for the NHS, funded by reducing payments to the European Union
- In the Commons this afternoon, the Chancellor George Osborne and shadow chancellor Ed Balls traded accusations that both of their parties failed to act on information about tax avoidance and evasion relating to HSBC
That's all from the Politics Live team for tonight. We'll be back at 06:00 tomorrow to bring you the latest political news.