In the news

Something of a bumper crop today...

Welsh leaders in final push for votes (icWales) and Welsh parties woo voters (ePolitix) cover much the same ground, mostly an overview of the campaign and the seats still to play for.

Twas the night before polling... (Western Mail) looks a bit more at the activities of the leaders, with more Labour scaremongering about the possibility of a Tory government come 6th May. Leaders feet do the talking in battle of marginal Britain (Times) also covers the last ditch attempts of the party leaders.

Liberal Democrats: on course for best result in 80 years (Independent) is, unsurprisingly, about the Lib Dems.

Liberal Democrat strategists are confident Labour seats in Birmingham Yardley and Cardiff Central will be their first gains.

Last-ditch fight to win over floating voters (Guardian) also has much Lib Dem emphasis and predicts turnout to be on the up.

Our very own Captain Beany has been the star of many articles in world papers about British election 'eccentrics' such as Eccentrics blow 'wind of change' through UK elections (The Learning Channel).

And Jenny Willott strikes again in Lib dems launch Council tax attack (South Wales Echo). It also contains this interesting idea:

And bookies have suspended betting on the Liberal Democrats winning Cardiff Central, with Labour candidate Jon Owen Jones now 11-2 to hold onto his seat.

Anyone feeling brave for Labour?