Is Ed Miliband’s proposal to close the ‘increasingly arcane 200-year-old loophole’ an election game changer?

Tories release BBC interview in which shadow chancellor says abolishing non-dom status might lead to a fall in tax, but edit out key sentence

Scottish leaders’ debate: Sturgeon accused of financial ‘black hole’Farage predicts he will win South Thanet seatFresh polling finds Ukip falling behind in marginal seatsLabour leader rejects claim old Balls interview undermines non-dom pledgeVideo shows Balls saying scrapping non-doms would ‘cost Britain money’

Labour leader will say 18th-century rule is morally wrong as it suggests ‘anything goes for those at the top’ – but he stops short of blaming non-doms directly

Chancellor unpicks Ed Miliband’s pledge by saying Labour is not actually abolishing rule that enables super-rich to reduce their UK tax billTories produce video showing Ed Balls backing non-dom status in JanuaryMiliband: ‘Everyone should play by the same rules’ is a key British value

Non-dom tax rule discriminates against ordinary citizens in Britain and abroad, yet through history the rich and their lawyers have scuppered attempts to scrap it