Summary

  • Labour would abolish non-dom tax status for wealthy people who earn most of their money overseas, Ed Miliband is to announce

  • Nicola Sturgeon says the SNP would help make Ed Miliband prime minister as Scotland's political leaders hold a live TV debate

  • One hundred young voters grill politicians in a live debate on BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat

  • Tony Blair attacks David Cameron's plans to hold an in-out EU referendum

  • There are 30 days to go until the general election on 7 May

Live Reporting

Kristiina Cooper, Rob Corp and Anna Doble

  1. Out-of-hours NHS

    AmbulancePA

    Labour will be doing their best to make today about the NHS - and in particular out-of-hours cover, as the party claims nearly 600 fewer GP surgeries in England now open at evenings and weekends. The figures, which are being disputed, are being used by Labour to suggest that queueing for GP appointments is now intolerable. “After five years of David Cameron, patients at hundreds of surgeries can no longer get a GP appointment when they need one,” shadow health secretary Andy Burnham says. But the Conservatives, who are promising a “truly seven-day NHS”, insist an additional 7.5 million patients at 1,100 practices are benefiting from additional funding ignored by Labour.More details here.

  2. Good morning

    Hello and welcome to another day with the Politics Live team. If you're just returning to work after four days off - well, lucky you! We'll help ease you back into the swing of things with some election campaign action - exactly a month until we all go to the polls. Here's how Easter Monday unfolded.