The key players in the General Election battle are focusing on business today with David Cameron pledging to create two million new jobs over the next five years if the Conservatives win power on May 7.
Nigel Farage has admitted he is nervous about Thursday's ITV Leaders' Debate, telling reporters at a pub in Dover he has concerns over how host Julie Etchingham will "control" the seven leaders.
He told ITV News UK Editor Rohit Kacharoo that he thought his position in the podium line-up is "Pretty good".
"Tucked inbetween Cleggers and Miliband, that's alright," he said. "It'd be nice to be next to David but I don't think he'd like it very much."
The Ukip leader said that he thought the Prime Minister would be "delighted" with his position at the far end of the seven leaders "far away...from maybe Ed," who he praised as standing up to Jeremy Paxman "remarkably well" in last week's Q&A show.
As if proving they can stand the heat, David Cameron, George Osborne and Nick Clegg all headed to the kitchen today.
Top UK Advertising boss calls politicians to stop meddling in business and concentrate on creating wealth rather than spending cash
There are signs that employers seem to be beginning to decide that the 1.86 million unemployed are not suitable for the jobs available.