article_snippet.sent: The Tories today launched an extraordinary attack on Miliband, claiming that after stabbing Miliband brother in the back Miliband now wants to do the same to Britain.
article_snippet.sent: Miliband said the Conservative campaign had 'descended into the gutter' and claimed David Cameron 'should be ashamed'.
article_snippet.sent: Miliband brushed off the criticism, insisting Miliband had 'got use to' Conservative attacks.
article_snippet.sent: Speaking at an event in London, Miliband added: 'The Conservative Party can throw what The Conservative Party like at Miliband, The Conservative Party can make all the personal attacks on Miliband that The Conservative Party want to, but I've got use to it. '
article_snippet.sent: Miliband said that over the first two weeks of this campaign, it was clear 'they have nothing positive to say about country'.
article_snippet.sent: Miliband said: 'I think David Cameron should be ashamed.
article_snippet.sent: Miliband's got nothing positive to say about the future of country, Miliband's got no forward vision for country.
article_snippet.sent: And Miliband sends out Miliband minions, like Michael Fallon, to engage in desperate smears. '
article_snippet.sent: Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said: 'This is desperate stuff from a rattled campaign that spent yesterday defending tax avoidance and is now descending into politics of the gutter. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Defence Secretary Michael Fallon says 'SNP's childlike world view would sacrifice UK's security'
  Miliband claims the Conservative campaign has 'descended into the gutter' 