Tonight's debatepublished at 06:30
David Dimbleby will host tonight's debate.
Summary
Five Westminster opposition party leaders took part in a debate, with Labour's Ed Miliband and the SNP's Nicola Sturgeon in heated exchanges
UKIP's Nigel Farage accused the audience - which was independently selected and broadly representative - of being "left-wing"
Leanne Wood, of Plaid Cymru, and the Green Party's Natalie Bennett took on Mr Farage over his attitude to migrants
In other news - Richard Desmond, whose publishing company owns the Daily and Sunday Express, gave £1m to UKIP
Nick Clegg said a vote for the Lib Dems could prevent a right-wing coalition of the Conservatives, UKIP and the DUP - or "Blukip"
There are 21 days left until polling day
Tonight's debatepublished at 06:30
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Good morning and welcome to our daily live coverage of the general election campaign.
The leaders of five of Westminster's opposition parties are due to appear in a live BBC election debate from 20:00.
The BBC contest, hosted by David Dimbleby, will feature the leaders of Labour, UKIP, the SNP, Plaid Cymru and the Green Party.