article_snippet.sent: Paul Gilbert also blasted Labour's 'entirely unsatisfactory' policy on tuition fees and told voters at a university hustings: 'I don't like where we are.'
article_snippet.sent: The 52-year-old lawyer was asked for The 52-year-old lawyer comments on higher eduction funding by a member of the audience at the packed event at the University of Gloucestershire.
article_snippet.sent: Miliband, pictured giving a speech in Stockton-on-Tees today, has promised to cut tuition fees from up to £9,000 to £6,000 if Miliband is elected on May 7 .
article_snippet.sent: Miliband has promised to cut tuition fees from up to £9,000 to £6,000 if Miliband is elected on May 7.
article_snippet.sent: Critics have argued the only people to benefit from the reductions will be wealthy graduates, because most people would never pay back the full amount during most people working lifetime.
article_snippet.sent: But Mr Gilbert appeared to suggest the party should have gone further in reducing the cost of gaining a degree.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Gilbert said: 'You know that in the Labour manifesto the fees will come down to £6,000 - it still feels entirely unsatisfactory.'
article_snippet.sent: Mr Gilbert added: 'But it seems to Mr Gilbert with two daughters who are 22 and 20, and two daughters who are 22 and 20 have been saddled with debt as the gentleman in the audience mentioned earlier. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Labour candidate in Cheltenham also blasts party's policy on tuition fees .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Says Miliband vow to cut from £9,000 to £6,000 is 'entirely unsatisfactory' 