The Labour leader in Scotland today, whose party's toughest battleground which is why Ed Miliband didn't want the Scottish nationals on the stage in this TV debates. But today he formally signed up to the broadcaster's schedule to put pressure on the Prime Minister.                                                    

 

I say today with Cameron today, you can refuse to face the public, but you can't deny your record. You can try to chicken out of the debetes, but don't ever again claim to provide strong leadership to the country.

 

 

Nick Cleig didn't much like the new 7-leader format ether, which puts the Lib Dems on the part with the Greens and *, but he's also agreed the proposals.

 

 

I think it's a little bit arrogant of the Conservatives, just somehow assume they can sort of, you know dictator. These all the debates run by the Conservative party, they belong to the British and to the British people.

 

 

David Cameron was in north London today with a friendly audience. But even with all the focus on him, he didn't discuss the issue. He said that he'd do a 7-head debate in an ultimatum he described as breaking the logjam. But now he is being portrayed as the only spanner in the work. His party blames the broadcasters for scheduling the main debate too late.

 

 

If you are the broadcaster, as you come up with the bright idea of having a head-to-head debate between the Prime Minister and Ed Miliband. And in fact I do believe that they should be head-to-head debates. How can you have it on the 3rd of the April when the 3rd of people have already voted by post. Well what the broadcasters are up to?

 

 

There's only two people who can end up with Prime Minister, me or Ed Miliband.

 

 

But despite this, Mr. Cameron's ultimatum on the debates doesn't include even a reschedule head-to-head with Ed Miliband who says he'll do it any time.

 

 

From David Cameron's perspective, he and his team have judged the perceptions of Ed Miliband of so low. That there's no upside for them that if Ed Miliband which will appear in the debates and simply get through the debates without falling over on the stage. That will be perceived as a win. So Cameron doesn't think there's any upside for him if it would be empty chair though, obviously then it will in complete in young child territory.

 

 

He risks being Labour-scared, arrogant and aloof. What's a terrifying, someone close to his car. The other danger is these debates simply happen without him.

 

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