Bank holiday election briefing

Cameron details policies before final push - The FT
A lament for the loss of electoral rituals – Matthew Engel for the FT
Your election is pure – but who would want to win it? - The Guardian
Office has rotted Labour, but it doesn’t deserve to die – Jackie Ashley for the Guardian
I want The West Wing, not The Office politics - Camilla Cavendish for the Times
Brown is a goner – bring on Mandelson - Boris Johnson for the Telegraph
Cameron could be our de Gaulle - Bruce Anderson for the Independent
Clegg’s journey to the promised land – The Independent

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Jim Pickard joined the lobby team in January 2008. He has been at the Financial Times since 1999 as a regional correspondent, assistant UK news editor and property correspondent.

Kiran Stacey is an FT political correspondent, having joined the lobby in 2011. He started at the FT as a graduate trainee in 2008, working on desks including UK companies and US equity markets before taking over the FT's Energy Source blog.

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Elizabeth Rigby, the FT's chief political correspondent, joined the lobby team in September 2010. Elizabeth has worked at the FT for more than a decade and was most recently its consumer industries editor.

Helen Warrell is the FT's UK reporter, covering home affairs, crime and policing. She joined the FT in 2008 and has spent time as a reporter in the Brussels bureau and more recently, editing the paper's Asia coverage on the world news desk.

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