Non celebrity, e.g., lottery winner, benefit scrounger
Natural event, e.g., solar eclipse, Nepal earthquake
Media, e.g., prosecution of Sun journalists
Former ministers: Bob Ainsworth and Sir Peter Luff
Liberal Reform (Liberal Democrat grassroots group
Former BBC chairman Lord Grade of Yarmouth
Radio 4 Interview with Ed Balls about the economy and NHS
Bite the Ballot - a youth voting organisation
London Mayor and AMs running for Parliament
Scottish Labour Shadow Finance Secretary
Anthony Glees, professor at Buckingham University
Jim Messina, adviser to the Conservative Party.
Speculation about Dan Jarvis being potential leader of Labour
Turnout of mothers and who they'll back in the election
Donation to Labour Party from City grandees.
Lawyers in Savile case get £16K while victims get far less
Tories using toll numbers for welfare services
Local government clearing debt of criminals
Scottish referendum-civil servants being partisan
Risk of defence against terrorism and extremism when so close to election
Cancer victim wins payout due to small print
Welfare reforms pushing people into work
Disabled people not being able to vote and access to polling stations being difficult
The elderly and how we treat them in society
Nigel Farage being attacked in a  pub and the aftereffects of this
Potential Vatican support for military strikes against ISIS
Anti-semitism in the UK and abroad and moving to Israel.
People being fined for drunken and disorderly behaviour
Developer of 'Vote for Policies', a VAA application
Sir Alan Beith stepping down from the Commons
Charitable works to help young people and the homeless
Jury difficulties in news of the world trial
Independence of press with press regulation
Children being removed by social services
Possible taxation moves by future Tory government
Artist being paid to produce works based on the election with public money
Ed Fieldhouse, a professor of social and political science, from The University of Manchester,
Gender identity treatment being offered on NHS
Phil Wilson, successor of Blair in Sedgefield
Tony Blair commentary and George Galloway
Scottish Conservative leader, Ruth Davidson
Scottish Conservative Leader, Ruth Davidson
Rob Joyce of the respected financial think-tank the Institute of Fiscal Studies
Spread bet predicting Tories having more seats
Alex Salmond donating speaking fee to charity
Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at fund manager Hargreaves Lansdown
Concerns over Miliband's lack of experience
Conservative Assembly leader Andrew RT Davies
Leader of the Scottish Conservatives, Ruth Davidson
other parties (Labour, Lib dem, Welsh Conservatives)
Media difficulties in accessing political leaders
Commissioned poll to find favourite party leader of pub landlords
onathan Arkush, vice-president of the Board of Deputies - "the voice of British Judaism"
Daily Mail criticising Ed Miliband's love life
Lucian Cook, Savills' director of residential research, said: "The plan to increase the inheritance tax threshold will be of the greatest benefit to mature homeowners in London and its hinterland.
Hillary Clinton declaring candidacy for President
150th anniversary of Lincoln assassination
The article is a spoof or satire and talks of all the leaders
Tony Blair - economic advisor to Columbia
Journalist attacking Labour and Conservative
Alex Bell (former head of policy for Alex Salmond)
Market jitters could begin this week over the prospect of no clear winner emerging
Diane Abbot (former Labour health spokeswoman)
William Hague (secretary of state for foreign affairs)
Polling results & brief recaps (no primary actor)
Andy O'Neill, Head of Scotland Office at the Electoral Commission
Iain Duncan Smith (former work & pension secretary)--conservative
Anthony King is professor of government at Essex University
First Past the Post/Proportional Representation
Politics - SNP control of parliamentary cuts
Improved mandate for Conservative EU negotiations