Today visits 100 constituencies before the General Election polling day on May 7.
Does tough talk on immigration alienate a multicultural city & do locals vote as a block?
Residents in Gloucester discuss George Osborne's new plans for first time buyers.
Pupils discuss how the Scottish referendum made them more engaged with politics.
Business leaders say they would like to see greater investment in science education.
Zoe Conway visits a housing development on the site of a former steel works in LLanwern.
Norman Smith has been to Reading East to speak to taxpayers on their views on the budget.
Mishal Husain has been to Swindon to meet people struggling to find long term work.
As part of 100 seats in the 100 days to the election, Sima Kotecha visits Aldershot.
Simon Jack has been to the constituency of Totnes where locals have noticed a downturn.
In the Scottish Highlands two prominent Liberal Democrat seats are threatened by the SNP.
Hywel Griffith goes to Tregaron, where there are fears that rural life is dying out.
Matthew Price meets Dr Richard Taylor in Wyre Forest to discuss single issue politics.
John Humphrys sells washing powder in Watford to look at marketing effects on voters.
Simon Jack speaks about wages to employees and an employer in Crawley.
Tom Bateman speaks to parents about primary school class sizes in Hackney.
Sanchia Berg reports from Stroud where 20 mile per hour speed limits divide opinions.
Tom Bateman went to Tottenham to see what had changed since the 2011 riots.
Sanchia Berg visits Sevenoaks where local parents want a grammar school to be built.
Simon Jack visits the Liverpool docks to see how regeneration boosts the local economy.
A Northern Ireland party could help form a British government, what would the DUP want?
Tom Bateman visited Bexhill-on-Sea to speak to pensioners about their benefits.
Sima Kotecha spoke to students in Wolverhampton about their intentions in the election.
Reporter Matthew Price visits neighbouring constituencies Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes.
Hugh Pym visited the Royal Glamorgan Hospital to hear about long term improvement plans.
