Election 2015 in pictures: 7 April
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The Chancellor, George Osborne, laid out what he thought of Labour's fiscal plans, claiming they would result in £15bn of annual tax rises.
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair gave a speech in his old constituency of Sedgefield, offering his support to the current Labour leader Ed Miliband. He said: "Just so that you understand this and get this fully, I support him 100% to lead our party to victory at the next election."
Nigel Farage of UKIP was snapped leaving an election event in Carrick.
Ed Miliband arrived in Bristol where he held a Q&A session, during which he announced "My philosophy is simple - when working people succeed, the country succeeds."
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon signs the back of Sam Davidson's T-shirt following a speech in Livingstone, setting out the SNP's plans to reduce child poverty.
One SNP supporter is proud to show off where their loyalty lies.
Mr Farage showed off his UKIP cupcake for the cameras before tucking in.
Mr Cameron who is on a whistle-stop tour of the UK dropped into the Game of Thrones set in Belfast, where he appeared to select his weapon of choice.
Following his speech, Mr Blair toured the construction site of the Hitachi Trains Europe factory.
Nick Clegg has been busy today, painting a wall at a theatre in Stockport and then pulling pints of "Janice" at the Platform One pub in Romiley.
Rolling pins at dawn. Here Mr and Mrs Cameron help to make Steak, Ale and Stilton pies at Brains Brewery in Cardiff.
Nigel Farage enjoyed a cup of tea with World War Two veteran William Curtis after giving a speech on defence at Himley Hall, near Dudley.