Here's a recap of the main political stories of the day:
- Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith told the Andrew Marr Show that no decisions had been made on where to make further benefit cuts, should the Conservatives win the general election
- Mr Duncan Smith also said that the party would have to choose a new leader before the end of the next Parliament if David Cameron wins a second term as prime minister
- On the same programme Labour's election co-ordinator Douglas Alexander said a Labour majority in the general election would be "difficult but doable"
- DUP leader Peter Robinson said his party could work with either Labour or the Conservatives if there was a hung parliament after the general election.
- At the party's conference in Glasgow, the SNP said it would support the introduction of a 50p top rate of income tax across the UK after the general election
That's it for tonight folks. Good night and we'll be back with all the news, reaction and analysis from 06:00 BST on Monday.