The Conservatives and Labour have warned the voters against a hung Parliament, as the opinion polls remain steady.
Today ePolitix.com and our stakeholders examine the political parties' plans for culture, media and sport.
Swedish furniture giant Ikea has designed a new kitchen for each of the would-be prime ministers.
The Respect party has set out its manifesto with a claim that a hung parliament is "inevitable".
The Scottish National Party has launched a court action over the BBC election leaders' debate.
Former attorney general Lord Morris of Aberavon seeks clues from historical precedent on how a hung parliament would operate.
The next government will have to ensure that interventions support the UK media ecology, argues LSE's Damian Tambini.
The West may not fall for Tory love-bombing, says Matthew Chorley of the Western Morning News.
There will be few surprises in the East, explains Graham Dines of the East Anglian Daily Times.
There's only one story in the Westminster Village today: the growing possibility of a hung Parliament.
The main parties have attacked each other's climate change credentials, as they set out to attract the "green" vote.
The Ulster Unionist Party and the Conservatives have launched their joint manifesto for the general election.
William Hague at today's launch of the Conservatives and Unionists manifesto.