Stay tuned for live coverage from 1200.
1200: And we’re off, bang on time. First question on Labour’s elderly care plans. Brown delivers a load of platitudes about how the government is committed to better care. Even adds that he hopes for cross-party backing.
1201: Cameron now. He leads on elderly care plans too – and how they will be funded. With a nod to a letter in today’s Times, he adds that people who will have to implement it thinks its disastrous.
1202: Brown’s on fiesty, if typically disingenous, form. He says that he “knows how [Cameron] likes personality politics”. His substantial point, though, is that the Tories supported the Bill in the Commons.
1205: Cameron effectively repeats the point with his second question. Brown effectively repeats his answer, with added references to “U-turns”.
1206: Ah, here’s the poster now. Brown says the Tories will have to “bring down” last night’s poster because it is wrong.
1206: Despite that, Cameron replies quite convincingly: “We simply want to know where the money is coming from”.
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