Campaign countdown including Prime Minister's Questions - 4 February

Summary

David Cameron and Ed Miliband clash over their tax and business policies at Prime Minister's Questions
Sir John Chilcot hopes will not set date for his report of his inquiry into the Iraq War
Control of Rotherham council to be handed over to commissioners after child abuse scandal; New Zealand judge to head historical abuse inquiry
Rolling coverage from the BBC's political team - from Today and Breakfast through to Newsnight and Today in Parliament

Live Reporting

Sam Francis, Tim Fenton and Alex Kleiderman

Coming up later....published at 06:36 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
House of Commons
Parliament
David Cameron and Ed Miliband will face each other across the despatch box at Prime Minister's Questions, from the usual time of noon. We'll be bringing you all the action and reaction.
Chilcot inquirypublished at 06:29 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
House of Commons
Parliament
Image source, PA
The main event this morning in Parliament is set to be Sir John Chilcot being questioned by MPs on the Foreign Affairs Committee about his long-delayed report into the Iraq War. The session starts at 10:00 GMT and we'll have a live video stream, and text commentary, on this page.
Chilcot inquirypublished at 06:27 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
BBC Breakfast
Speaking to BBC Breakfast, BBC political correspondent Ben Wright predicts that the committee's questioning of inquiry chairman Sir John Chilcot will be "robust" and "angry" but that little detail about the report will emerge. Sir John has said he can see "no realistic prospect" of publication before the general election on 7 May.
Prime Minister's Questionspublished at 06:22 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
Alex Hunt
Politics editor, BBC News Online
We got a fresh angle on Prime Minister's Questions in Michael Cockerell's documentary on BBC Two last night, which is where this pic is from. The stakes are getting higher every week for David Cameron and Ed Miliband at their weekly PMQs clash, which begins at noon. We'll have all the build-up to the main event, and the reaction throughout the rest of the day.
Good morningpublished at 06:20 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2015
Alex Hunt
Politics editor, BBC News Online
Hello and welcome to a fresh day's coverage of political developments ahead of the 7 May General Election. There are now 92 days to go. You'll be able to listen or watch all the BBC's political output today on this page and we'll be bringing you all the best clips, quotes, analysis, reaction and breaking political news throughout the day. If you want to catch up with what happened on Tuesday, here's yesterday's campaign countdown.