Sunder Katwala: What our State of the Nation survey suggests that Cameron must now do

The Conservatives have to balance attracting more younger voters while not ducking the immigration question.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Miliband looks more and more like Rumpole

The Leader of the Opposition is so palpably the underdog that he might yet sweep to victory by attracting the sympathy vote.

Reggie to Dessie: Does your NOTBUM look big in this?

Including the latest from the rolling future leadership hustings at the Pale, Male and stale Dining Club.

Grant Shapps MP: Don’t let Miliband pick your pocket

Labour plans new taxes on your family home and your pension – and he and Balls would like to tax death too.

Two thirds. Five sevenths. The proportion of unidentified savings that the two main parties are planning.

A probe of a key question as the election approaches. How big are the spending reductions that each major party requires?

WATCH: Miliband tells Cameron to “stop ducking” TV debates

“If an empty chair represents David Cameron in these debates, so be it.”

Online debates: to fight or fade away

As newspapers team up to offer a line-up that includes the Greens, will Labour’s fear of them offer Cameron a final way out of the election debates?

Mark Field MP: The coming election in numbers

7.3. 25-35. 1992. And – last but not least – 9.

Those TV election debates should happen. That they won’t is the broadcasters’ fault – not Cameron’s

Their proposals were and remain unfair to the Greens and the Liberal Democrats – and indeed to everyone else.

WATCH: Cameron accuses Miliband of seeking to “weaponise the NHS”

The Prime Minister denounces Labour’s “disgraceful” and deliberate attempts to politicise the health service.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Anyone for a game of political football over the health service?

As a spectator sport, this continual tripping, kicking, stamping, striking, biting, gouging and even emasculating of the other side leaves something to be desired.

Henry Hill: Clegg pledges to take the fight to nationalists in Wales and Scotland

Also: UUP have grave doubts about new NI deal; Murphy’s deputy very happy to work with the SNP; and NI Conservatives choose East Belfast candidate.

Lord Ashcroft: No predictions from me – but here’s a whole gallery of snapshots

I launch today a new section of my website featuring an index of the 114 seats I have surveyed since last May.

Thomas Cawston: A reform that will help the NHS and patients which comes into effect today

In some cases, patients will gain more choice over the GP they use – which is why this change should be only a start.

LabServative! That Blue-Red Coalition. Cabinet list in full.

Includes five jobshare posts, and returns to the front bench for Ken Clarke, Liam Fox, Tom Watson…and Emily Thornberry.