
Political party leaders in UK today start a two-day tour of the country as the election campaign enters its final stages.
Conservative leader David Cameron is beginning 36 hours of campaigning, Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg is launching a "two-day dash" from Land's End to John O'Groats, while Ed Miliband is also travelling around the country, a BBC News report says today.
Labour is warning of "swingeing cuts" to hospital budgets under the Tories.
But the PM said a SNP-backed Labour government was a "chilling prospect".
UKIP leader Nigel Farage will spend the day in South Thanet, the Kent seat he hopes to win for his party.
In other election news, with two days to go before polling day.
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