Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg are preparing for the first of three live TV election debates during the General Election 2010 campaign on Thursday and Telegraph.co.uk will be live-blogging each one here.

THE BBC, ITV and Sky have come together to mount a historic joint bid to stage three live TV debates with the main UK party leaders ahead of next year's general election.

GORDON Brown is ready to face David Cameron in a presidential-style TV debate at the next general election, Lord Mandelson has said.

General Election 2010: Round one of the TV debates and the gloves are off - but who landed the most blows?

Irish wake? Celebration? Pajamas TV will be live for all (including non-subscribers) on Election Night (Tuesday, of course) from 5-9 Pacific, 8-12 Eastern. Click for our line-up.

As Gordon Brown, Nick Clegg and David Cameron prepare for their first TV debate, tell us which questions you would like them to answer.

THE General Election contest remained deadlocked last night, as the second TV debate saw the three party leaders fight themselves into a virtual tie.

ALEX Salmond is demanding a podium place in any TV debate between the main party leaders ahead of next year's general election, and has not ruled out court action to get h

TELEVISION debates have become one of the themes of this election, and four are to take place north of the Border.

Picked up today's Western Mail with some trepidation. Martin Shipton, the paper's top reporter was on the phone yesterday asking me what I thought of the decision of my local MP and General Election opponent to participate in a TV film, which includes him snogging with his fiance. Martin's article is here. It seems that the film is being broadcast on Living TV at 9.00 next Wednesday evening. I sai...