article_snippet.sent: While Mr Miliband decided to take the weekend off to spend time with Mr Miliband family – Mr Miliband political rivals wasted no opportunity to drum up support with just a month to go before polling day.
article_snippet.sent: While Mr Miliband decided to take the weekend off to spend time with his family – Mr Miliband political rivals wasted no opportunity to drum up support with just a month to go before polling day .
article_snippet.sent: Labour election chiefs have reportedly calculated that it is better to keep a low profile outside of the live TV debates, where Labour leader out can speak directly to voters.
article_snippet.sent: There have already been rumblings of discontent in the party over the amount of time Mr Miliband appears to be spending preparing for the debates.
article_snippet.sent: A number of Labour MPs are concerned at Mr Miliband decision to appear in a third TV debate a week on Thursday.
article_snippet.sent: The showdown – dubbed the ‘Challengers Debate’ – will not feature the Prime Minister or his Mr Clegg, leaving Labour leader out open to attacks from the SNP, Plaid and the Greens.
article_snippet.sent: One MP said it was ‘madness’ for Labour leader out to take part in the debate minor parties without the Tories and Lib Dems.
article_snippet.sent: A Labour source told the Telegraph:
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miliband chatted to staff about pension changes as Mr Miliband tucked into haggis, egg and fried bread, while Mr Cameron had a bacon roll.