article_snippet.sent: The leaders of Britain's seven main political parties went head-to-head in an unprecedented TV debate on Thursday as the nation prepares for this year's general election.
article_snippet.sent: The build-up: Prime Minister David Cameron went head-to-head with six other party leaders in a TV debate on Thursday night in an unusual format for Britain.
article_snippet.sent: Neck-and-neck: Prime Minister David Cameron was hailed as statesmanlike in the debate as Prime Minister David Cameron tries to edge out Miliband (right)
article_snippet.sent: It is the only time Cameron and Miliband will go head-to-head on issues of policy before votes are cast.
article_snippet.sent: In one of Cameron's more animated moments in an otherwise reserved performance, Cameron pointed to Cameron rivals, one-by-one, and said: 'What I'm hearing is more debt and more taxes, more debt and more taxes, a lot more debt and more taxes, some more debt and more taxes, and definitely more debt and more taxes.'
article_snippet.sent: Hot topics: Immigration divided leaders, as the UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage (pictured) insisted Britain will have to leave the European Union in order to have control over the nation's borders .
highlights_snippet.sent: Prime Minister David Cameron faced six other party leaders .
  