Iain Dale: Is Labour’s manifesto the longest suicide note yet?

And: the Conservatives hide their own manifesto away. The LibDems bungle theirs – which Prince Andrew wrecks anyway. Plus: election night line-ups.

WATCH: Swinson – “No form of Brexit will be good for our country”

Lib Dem leader launches her party’s manifesto for the General Election by repeating her opposition to Brexit.

WATCH: Johnson v Corbyn 1) The first challenges the second. “Would you campaign for Leave or Remain in a second referendum?”

But Corbyn hits back on the Government’s deal timelines and American trade plans for the future.

Lord Ashcroft: Have you made up your mind yet? Will you put up with Johnson to get Brexit? Week Two of my General Election Dashboard.

My latest round of polling finds no signs of a seismic shift in opinion so far. We find a similar picture to last week’s.

Vox pub: Don’t write the Conservatives off in Stirling – and therefore in Scotland more widely

In this marginal seat there is as yet no sign of an SNP surge, and they may just be losing support to Labour too.

Richard Patient: At last, the Conservatives have realised that the CBI is the voice of big business, not all business

The confederation has wielded considerable influence over the last 30 years. But other, more entrepreneurial voices, must be heard, too.

Neil O’Brien: There are still weeks to go, but for backbenchers like me, campaign 2019 feels much, much better than 2017

The campaign feels better run, including online. People massively prefer Boris Johnson to Corbyn. The question is whether it is enough

Izzi Seccombe: A Labour Government would fail to provide the support that councils need

Labour MPs voted against the local government finance settlement. They would also scrap Ofsted, increase taxes, and delay Brexit.

WATCH: Labour on Immigration 2) Corbyn – ‘There will be a great deal of movement’

The Leader of the Opposition stonewalls on the question of what his party’s plans are regarding freedom of movement post-Brexit.

Why the scattered ex-Tory rebels pose little threat to Johnson’s campaign

Despite early talk, the Prime Minister’s foes have not adopted a common policy, strategy, or branding and are thus fighting forlorn individual battles.

Sunder Katwala: Childcare, not Kashmir. Neither Narendra Modi nor Imran Khan are candidates in this election.

Treat claims of a communalist election with suspicion. The evidence suggests that ethnic minority voters prioritise domestic issues over foreign policy ones.

Henry Hill: Johnson ‘vows to end persecution’ of Troubles veterans

Also: Prime Minister mocked over claims Ulster goods won’t face checks; and he takes a tough line on Scottish independence as Corbyn swithers.

Vox pub: Cornish voters wonder whether they can trust the Prime Minister more than the Lib Dems

A fisherman from the Ajax, and other Leavers, want to know that Johnson will not let them down.

Lord Ashcroft: Introducing my general election polling dashboard

Together with my weekly focus groups, it will help to explain the dynamics of the campaign and the factors that will determine the outcome.

An open letter to Brexit Party candidates in marginal seats

We ask you to follow the logic of your leader’s position – and stand down in order both to deliver Brexit and avoid a Corbyn Government.