Here's a quick recap of today's main political stories:
* A large part of the debate today was taken up by Ed Miliband's announcement that a Labour government would set up a task force to target firms who encourage low skilled migration and undermine the minimum wage
* Meanwhile, David and Samantha Cameron joined thousands of people celebrating the Sikh festival of Vaisakhi in Kent
* Mr Cameron also said pensions campaigner Ros Altmann would be made a Tory peer and minister for consumer protection if the party wins the election
* The number of NHS nurses in England is set to fall by almost 2,000 over the next four years according to government projections, Labour has said.
* The Lib Dems said they would double the number of employers offering apprenticeships to young people if the party wins its way back into government
* A UKIP campaign leaflet went viral for the wrong reasons when it was given the red pen treatment by an English teacher who spotted more than a dozen errors
* Labour leader Ed Miliband has ruled out a coalition with Plaid Cymru as he made his first general election campaign visit to Wales
*And finally a taste of what tomorrow might bring includes David Cameron's announcement that up to £4bn worth of Lloyds bank shares will be offered to small investors at below-market prices if the Conservatives win the election.
That's it for tonight folks, see you tomorrow from 08:00 BST, for all the reaction analysis and news of the main political stories of the day - including the Andrew Marr Show from 09:00, which features Prime Minister David Cameron, Lib Dem Business Secretary Vince Cable and Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.