Ed Miliband Turns Up Heat In Tax Avoidance Row

The transcript covers a debate between Ed Miliband and Lord Fink over tax avoidance accusations. Miliband accused Fink of tax avoidance, which Fink denied, stating that such practices are common. The media's role in holding politicians accountable is discussed, with Miliband emphasizing his tax compliance. The debate occurs alongside Miliband's speech on education, highlighting the political tension between Labour and the Tories. The discussion concludes with the acknowledgment of tax avoidance as a complex issue with potential implications for both parties.

What was the main accusation made by Ed Miliband against Lord Fink?

• Opening a bank account in Switzerland

• Engaging in tax avoidance

• Donating to a political party

• Engaging in tax evasion

How did Lord Fink respond to the accusations made by Ed Miliband?

• He decided to sue Ed Miliband

• He admitted to tax avoidance

• He denied the allegations and called them defamatory

• He ignored the accusations

What role does the media play in the context of this controversy?

• To avoid discussing sensitive topics

• To ask questions and hold politicians accountable

• To support political parties

• To spread rumors

What was the reaction of the audience to Miliband's discussion on tax avoidance?

• They were uninterested

• They were angry

• They were supportive and found it interesting

• They were confused

What is the overall conclusion about the tax avoidance debate?

• It is only relevant to politicians

• It is a resolved issue

• It is not important

• It remains a complex and contentious topic