Nick Clegg today names the price Labour or the Tories will have to pay for him to support them in a coalition after the general election. The Lib Dem leader will use the launch of the front page of his party manifesto to set out demands for £8billion for the NHS, protection for nurseries and colleges from cuts and an increase in the amount workers can use before paying income tax. Five commitments on the front page will form the basis of coalition negotiations in the event of a hung parliament after May 7. Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg, pictured during his radio show today, will launch the front page of his party manifesto
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Front page of Lib Dem manifesto spells out key demands for coalition deal
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Clegg says either Labour or Tories need to add £8billion a year to NHS
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Lib Dem's election manifesto will pledge to save the NHS's finances
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Nurseries and colleges should be protected from cuts, says manifesto
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Increase in amount workers can earn before paying income tax to £12,500
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Also promises to balance budget 'fairly' and to protect the environment
The @placeholder have already announced plans for an £8billion tax hike after the election, in what was seen as laying the groundwork for a coalition with Labour.