Rebecca Coulson: My experience of hustings as a candidate in this election. And why they are important.

First, a left-wing health event. Second, immensely clever students at my old school. Third, a hustings about motorbikes, chaired by Lembit Opik.

Our at-a-glance guide to the Lib Dem manifesto

There are policies here that provide the common ground with both major parties, from hawkish deficit reduction targets to envy taxes.

WATCH: Clegg on NHS funding and the deficit

The Liberal Democrat leader claims his party has been “very clear” on where it will find an extra £8bn for the Health Service. and aims to balance the books before the Tories.

Hugh Byrne: The healthcare reactionaries of the NHS Action Party

They and other similar groups are a minor curiosity in this election, but they are a sign of a culture to the left of Labour in parts of our healthcare system.

Miliband’s abandoned NHS spending pledge shows the errors at the heart of Labour’s thinking

The Opposition allocate public spending with the silly illogic of over-competitive children.

WATCH: Cameron defends the Conservative NHS pledge

“We’re able to fund the NHS’ own plan in full because we have a strong economy… that is linked to the difficult and long-term decisions that we’ve taken elsewhere.”

Barbara Harpham: Transparency is the right path for healthcare innovation

The Government has made great strides toward making the NHS truly accountable to patients, but can and must go further still.

Graeme Archer: Choice is yours

UKIP’s false dichotomies demand we become brutal to prove our loyalty to Britain. Doing so is indecent.

Five reasons why Labour can’t be trusted with the NHS

Wasted money, silenced whistleblowers and scandal upon scandal are the record of the “party of the NHS”.

Ryan Bourne: The NHS will have to become much more productive to survive. Not that you’d know it from this election campaign.

The inconvenient truth is this: the UK has significantly worse outcomes than many other advanced countries which deliver universal access to healthcare.

Rebecca Coulson: To gauge our success, speak to those who supposedly dislike us

The Conservatives are doing what is right and doing it well – winning votes is a happy by-product of that approach.

Harry Saville: We’ve a good story to tell on the NHS, so let’s start telling it

Through saving our economy and protecting the public finances the Conservatives have ensured increased funding and have saved the NHS as we know it today.

Charlotte Leslie: A warning to other Commons candidates – don’t get eaten by the system

My work with whistleblowers in this Parliament, especially those who work in the NHS, has helped to taught me that integrity is more important than institutions.

Hugh Byrne: It’s time to tear down the cult of Bevan in the NHS

It was the wartime Minister for Health, the Conservative Party’s Sir Henry Willink, who actually published the 1944 White Paper in response titled ‘A National Health Service’.

Labour’s proposed profits cap on firms working for the NHS will satisfy no one

An arbitrary limit on profits dismays both supporters and opponents of private sector involvement in the NHS .