You go after as big a majority as you can get, you avoid sounding triumphalist or overconfident, and you wait and see what happens early on Friday morning. And I'm sure, in their heart of hearts, even the most enthusiastic campaigner in all the parties will be glad to see it over now. In an effort to get out the Labour vote, Tony Blair stresses that the election is not yet over and reiterates his plans for improving schools. William Hague outlines the first 20 steps a Tory government would take in office. The prospect of a Labour landslide dominates all the parties' campaigning.
Concerns grow over fraudulent postal votes.
Read on here . Campaign diary Labour's Paul Richards in Lewes gets a rough ride from the Seaford Federation of Small Businesses and wonders if he will be an MP by Friday morning. Live must have felt rather piqued. Minted at the end of the seventh century and the beginning of the eighth, it was intended chiefly for trade with Europe - in particular with Gaul, Friesia and Denmark. Readers can see an example at here .