That's all we've got for today - join us again for live coverage of the political scene at 06:00 tomorrow. The NHS has dominated today's headlines, whether over the integration of health and social care services, or questions about when hospitals are expected to declare a "major incident". There'll be plenty more of that to come in the months ahead. Tomorrow the parties will continue to set out their stall, and we'll be bringing you the news and reaction as it happens.

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At Prospect magazine, Emran Mian wonders, external what exactly Labour's policy on higher education funding is.

The Times

David Aaronovitch, writing in Thursday's Times, external (behind a paywall), says: "Socialists like to think Syriza's victory will usher in a new economic order. In truth they are completely without ideas."

LBC

Green Party leader Natalie Bennett has told LBC that aiding and abetting groups such as Al-Qaeda and ISIS - whether by Facebook support or donating funds, and including membership of the organisation - would be classified as illegal under a Green government, and "prosecuted under the full effect of the law".

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tweets, external: Thursday's Daily Mail: "Don't dial 999" (via @hendopolis) #tomorrowspaperstoday #BBCPapers

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tweets, external: Thursday's Telegraph: "Men must prove a woman said yes" (via @hendopolis) #tomorrowspaperstoday #BBCPapers

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tweets, external: Thursday's FT: "Goldman and SocGen eye peer to peer lending push" (via @hendopolis) #tomorrowspaperstoday #BBCPapers

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tweets, external: Thursday's Times: "Bank chief condemns German austerity" (via @hendopolis) #tomorrowspaperstoday #BBCPapers

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tweets, external: Thursday's Guardian: "Rapists hiding tracks online, police warned" (via @hendopolis) #tomorrowspaperstoday #BBCPapers

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tweets, external: Lord Kinnock also calls for unity, warning internal splits will be far worse than the attacks of political opponents.

tweets, external: In tomorrow's Times - Lord Kinnock warns Ed Miliband will receive worse treatment in this election campaign than he received in 1992.

BBC Newsnight
BBC Two, 22:30

tweets, external: Coming, #newsnight speaks to the journalist who was held hostage for 10 months by so-called Islamic State

LBC

Natalie Bennett tells LBC there will "absolutely not" be a "scrap" between former party leader Caroline Lucas and herself over who appears in the TV debates. She says she expects "at the moment" that she will appear in the debates, but media and campaign appearances by the party's senior figures will be split.

tweets, external: Again look at Lab & Ukip. "Society becoming less fair" (agree)

Lab 78%

Ukip 75%

LD 67%

Con 42%

Source: YouGov http://bit.ly/1uAxDFH

tweets, external: 4/ I suspect that Brady may prefer not to join actual team, but instead to run rule over agreement at key moments. http://bbc.in/1z48VTG

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tweets, external: Chris Huhne, 2010 negotiator, tells us: "The first + foremost lesson: make sure everybody has hands dipped in blood on both sides, or all 3"

LBC

Green Party leader Natalie Bennett tells LBC radio that some of the party's aspirations listed on its website are not likely to be in the party's "fully-costed manifesto" - which will appear in March - but are hopes for the next few decades.

British company Debrett's - which describes itself as "the trusted source on British social skills, etiquette and style" - has released its annual list of the 500 most influential people in Britain. Its politics section, external contains many familiar names, and a few notable absences.

tweets, external: 1/ on Newsnight: expect Tory backbench 22 cttee to have role in coalition negotiations. Not just secret ballot after. http://bbc.in/1z48VTG

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tweets, external: 2/ ideas being discussed in No 10: either chair of 22 cttee Graham Brady is in actual negotiating team, or he is consulted throughout

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tweets, external: 3/ Liam Fox tells us if there's a coalition: "I would have thought the parli party wd demand some sort of say in what the conditions were".

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tweets, external: Thursday's Independent: "Outcry over doctors' 'cash for referrals'" (via @hendopolis) #tomorrowspaperstoday

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BBC Radio 4

Join the BBC's Today in Parliament team at 23:30 on Radio 4 for the highlights from today's action in the Palace of Westminster. On the programme: the best bits from Prime Minister's Questions; robust debate in the Commons over healthcare policy; the House of Lords talk counter-terrorism; and Northern Ireland Office ministers answer MPs.