David Cameron seems to be trying his hardest to avoid taking part in any leaders’ debates before the election. His latest wheeze is to demand a place for the Green Party before he agrees to join in – a demand quickly met with a new debate proposal. Funnily enough, he still hasn’t responded to that.
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Ed Miliband has so far refused to rule out a coalition with the Scottish National Party, but maintains he is still aiming for a Labour majority in May. Some MPs would like the Labour leader to take the step of confirming it won’t happen, concerned that would-be Labour voters will see SNP as a legitimate anti-Tory alternative.
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