article_snippet.sent: In a separate intervention today, the Labour leader made a direct pitch for the support of disaffected centre ground Conservatives who feared the return of Mr Cameron to No 10 could lead to rising inequality and jeopardise Britain's place in the EU.
article_snippet.sent: In an interview with The Observer Miliband said: 'I am a politician of the left, but I am positioned where the mainstream of politics is positioned.
article_snippet.sent: I am on the centre ground of politics,' 'I want to reach out to Tory voters, to Liberal Democrat voters, to Ukip voters, to non-voters ... to people who feel that Mr Cameron can't answer the challenge of our time, who worry about our place in the European Union, who really think to people who feel that David Cameron can't answer the challenge of our time, who worry about our place in the European Union, who really think to themselves, 'people who feel that David Cameron can't answer the challenge of our time, who worry about our place in the European Union, who really think to themselves can do a lot better as a country'.'