It's 28 days to the general election - and this is your ultimate rolling guide to the day's dramatic events.
This morning, the Mirror has revealed details of Labour's Manifesto - which includes plans to re-nationalise the railways, energy providers and Royal Mail.
Gordon Brown is making his first speech of the campaign, talking about the automotive industry.
Meanwhile, Corbyn is set to unveil the party's first poster of the 2017 campaign.
Theresa May is starting the morning by hosting a conference on Somalia, but she's likely to hit the trail later in the day.
Tim Farron is going to Wales, Ukip are launching fishing policy and Caroline Lucas is unveiling the Green Party's environment manifesto.
We'll have all the action as it happens, stay with us.

Jeremy Corbyn launches poster
Labour are launching their first new poster of the campaign today - and here it is.
(Photo: Labour )
Meanwhile, you can read all about Labour’s leaked manifesto here
Labour will pledge to re-nationalise Britain’s energy industry, railways and Royal Mail in its most left-wing election manifesto in a generation.
The Mirror has obtained a leaked version of the party’s entire draft manifesto, containing landmark promises of £6billion-a-year extra for the NHS and £1.6billion-a-year for social care.
University tuition fees will be abolished entirely, and town halls ordered to build 100,000 new council houses a year under a new Department for Housing.
Thousands of homes will be offered to rough sleepers, and private rent hikes capped at inflation.
Meanwhile a new Ministry of Labour will oversee the biggest boost to workers’ rights in decades, while planned hikes to the pension age beyond 66 will not go ahead.
Gordon Brown talks about his fears for manufacturing after Brexit
Gordon Brown
Gordon Brown (Photo: Getty)
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown is making his first speech of the 2017 election campaign - and you can read a preview of what he has to say right here.
Tomorrow I visit two great, historic centres of British manufacturing which are being forgotten and sidelined by the Conservatives’ hard-line position on Brexit .
In Coventry I will meet some of the 8,000 workers who depend on our world-beating Jaguar Land Rover models.
Then later, in Wirral I will meet Ellesmere Port workers whose future has been thrown into question by the takeover of General Motors by Peugeot Citroen despite their high levels of productivity.
The automotive industry employs 52,000 in the West Midlands and 20,000 in the North West. So, 46.5 per cent of vehicle manufacturing jobs are in these two regions.
I fought while Prime Minister to save and expand Jaguar and Vauxhall, I worked with Nissan, Honda and Ford and I am not going to give up the fight for jobs now.
Theresa May is talking about Somalia
The Prime Minister is starting her morning by hosting a conference on Somalia, and meeting with Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo in Number 10.
We imagine she’ll be returning to the campaign trail in the afternoon
Meanwhile
Tim Farron is off to sunny Wales, Ukip’s aptly named fisheries spokesman Mike Hookem is launching their fisheries policy in Westminster (that well known fishing town) and the Caroline Lucas will be talking about their environment manifesto.

Culled from Mirror