Ed Miliband has criticised David Cameron's foreign policy, including failures in post-conflict planning in Libya
A row has blown up over the Labour leader's words, with the Conservatives reacting angrily to Mr Miliband's accusations
David Cameron has outlined proposals for "English votes for English laws"
Lib Dem Treasury minister Danny Alexander has said there are concerns in the financial markets over a minority government
There are 13 days until the general election
The Times
As the Conservatives launch their "English manifesto", the Times highlights former Prime Minister Gordon Brown's contention that David Cameron is "whipping up English nationalism", external .
The paper says that the measure continues the party’s drive to warn English voters about a future Labour government propped up by the SNP.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe Conservative will be publishing their first "English manifesto" where they will be setting out their plans for English votes for English laws.
What usually happens with these things is that “they disappear into a constitutional quagmire", the BBC’s assistant political editor Norman Smith tells the Today programme.
But the Conservatives hope to fast track the plans and have them in place by the next Budget.
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The Conservatives will be outlining their " English votes for English laws .
Labour leader Ed Miliband will be giving a speech on foreign policy, accusing David Cameron of presiding over the "biggest loss of influence for our country in a generation".