Labour say they would end non-domicile tax status
But a video emerges of Ed Balls saying the policy would cost the country money
The Tories say the plans are "a shambles"
Pupils who fail their Sats tests will have to resit under a future Conservative government
There are 29 days until the general election
Email: politics@bbc.co.uk
Shaun Cunningham, Fareham:
No wonder so many people are turn off by politics. Honestly they are like children. They don't know when to stop. Grow up please. When do I get my postal vote? Not soon enough, can't take anymore of this. What a turn off.
We could attempt a joke about "wheels coming off", but we wouldn't dream of stooping so low.
Image source, PA
Andrew Neil
Daily and Sunday Politics
There is plenty of information online about the election, but also the chance to laugh at politicians and have fun with games with an electoral flavour. In a Daily Politics film, Adam Fleming looks at a range of online political games, from throwing bacon sandwiches at Labour zombies in Downing Street to paintballing with David Cameron in Parliament - by way of parking Harriet Harman's so-called pink bus. If that is all too silly for political wonks, he also hears about sites that can match voters' political ideas to a party, or perhaps be tested on statistics about their own constituency. Watch his film airing on Tuesday's Daily Politics.
@ShippersUnbound
Quote MessageTories edged Labour pretty well every day last week. They're two nil down this week.
Image source, GettyChancellor George Osborne calls Ed Miliband's non-dom announcement a "total shambles".
Quote MessageWithin hours the policy has unravelled. You have Ed Balls himself saying it would cost the country money and when you look at the small print it's clear that a majority of non-doms wouldn't be affected at all. So even the headlines are misleading. It is a classic example of the economic chaos, the confusion you get with Ed Miliband. And to contrast the Conservative approach; my approach has been to increase the levy that non-doms pay so we collect over £1bn in tax from them and we protect the jobs in Britain that depend on foreign investment."
@edballsmp
Quote MessageMy interview with BBC in January, when we working on policy, fully consistent with announcement today - but Tories edited my interview"
Image source, GettyEd Miliband winds up his question and answer session in Warwick with a reminder to party members that "all of you can make a difference". He says it's going to be a close election which "could come down to a few hundred votes" in some constituencies. But, he says, the difference between Labour and the Tories is that the Tories can't find people to knock on doors for them, whereas "people do want to knock on doors for us".
Text: 61124
Graeme, London:
The furious opposition coming from Tory commentators, to this suggestion, by Ed Milliband that Non Dom status should be ended, shows it's a vote winner!
@patrickwintour
Quote MessageWhen you are on the wrong side of popular opinion and you have to edit a tape to distort meaning, and are pleased with yourself, a problem."
@georgeeaton
Quote MessageTories still appear unable to decide whether to attack Labour for being too tough on non-doms or not tough enough."
@benrileysmith
Quote MessageNick Clegg says "wheels are coming off" Labour's non-dom ban. "In pursuing headlines they forgot that we need an open economy."
Ed Miliband says he thinks people across the political spectrum will want to see this non-dom rule changed. Other countries around the world will be baffled by such an "arcane" rule.
Image source, GettyEd Miliband is taking questions now. Asked whether he agrees with what Mr Balls said in January, he says: "The truth is that we found a way to do this that independent experts say will raise money."
Mr Miliband says the Conservatives are arguing that the non-dom policy is catastrophic, cosmetic and unnecessary. To a ripple of applause, he says:
Quote MessageStop defending the indefensible and abolish the non-dom rule - it's the right thing for the country."
@BBCNormanS
Quote MessageAides to @edballsmp reject claims of U turn over non doms- "We promised to tighten up rules around non doms and that is what we are doing."
Ed Miliband says there are 116,000 non-doms here at a cost of at least hundreds of millions of pounds to our country. "It makes the UK a tax haven for the few." He criticises the tests for lacking rigour. "You can use the most flimsy evidence to justify your status" whether it's a home abroad, a bank account abroad, even a burial plot abroad or an overseas newspaper subscription. He says he's not blaming the non-doms, but more than any other policy, it has been a failure of all parties.
Ed Miliband leaves the bit in his speech about "some people" arguing that non-doms will leave the UK if we change the rules. Even though, in January, his shadow chancellor was one of those "people".
@ArifBBC
Quote MessageNick Clegg is challenged by @BBCWiltshire over why @DuncanHames doesn't feature Lib Dems on leaflet."
Ed Miliband says Britain needs successful energy companies and successful banks, but does not want "special privileges" for some. "The rules were not right and that's what's got to change." he says. He is, of course, a former energy secretary.