The Labour Party formally commits to taking part in televised Leadership Debates

The Labour Party formally commits to taking part in televised Leadership Debates

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The transcript discusses the political strategies surrounding TV debates in the UK. Ed Miliband pressures David Cameron to participate, while Nick Clegg criticizes the debate format. Cameron is hesitant, fearing no advantage in debating Miliband, whose public perception is low. The timing of the debates is also contentious, with concerns about postal voting. Cameron risks being seen as avoiding the debates, which could damage his image.

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What was Ed Miliband's stance regarding the Scottish Nationals in the TV debates?

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How did David Cameron respond to the idea of facing the public in debates?

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What implications did Cameron's ultimatum have for the debates?

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What concerns did David Cameron have about Ed Miliband participating in the debates?

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What were the potential risks for Cameron if he did not participate in the debates?

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