2311: At least one paper is taking a break from all this election malarkey. Perhaps fed up with using mugshots of the three main party leaders on its front page, the HREF="http://www.independent.co.uk/" STYLE="LINK_Inline">Independent's editors opt for an impressive image it describes as "the universe: as imagined by Galileo, as seen by Hubble". It's still managed to achieve some political balance, though. The photograph of star-birth region Carina Nebula - taken by the giant space telescope - features shades of red, yellow and blue.
2355: While Saturday's newspaper polls make for happy reading for the Conservatives, the Financial Times offers some good news for the Lib Dems, saying they are attracting the votes of "abashed bankers". Meanwhile, HREF="http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/" STYLE="LINK_Inline">the Times suggests Gordon Brown is bidding to revamp Labour's campaign by adopting a more high-profile role and taking the fight to his opponents. So, while Nick Clegg stays at home with the kids and Samantha Cameron digs out her best hat to accompany husband David to his sister's wedding, the furious campaigning continues. We'll be bringing you all the election developments on HREF="either url here" ID="8641332" STYLE="LINK_Inline">Saturday, starting with the BBC's breakfast interviews.
