article_snippet.sent: Labour leader Ed Miliband read from motivational notes during the leaders’ televised debate (above)
article_snippet.sent: Labour leader Ed Miliband was widely criticised for Labour leader Ed Miliband robotic performance in last week’s debate as Labour leader Ed Miliband failed to land a convincing blow on David Cameron.
article_snippet.sent: Now it has emerged Labour leader Ed Miliband was reading from motivational notes during the leaders’ clash – including one reminding Labour leader Ed Miliband to be a ‘happy warrior’.
article_snippet.sent: Secret cribsheet prompts Labour leader Ed Miliband to turn a ‘negative’ into a ‘positive’ and reveals Labour leader Ed Miliband had planned a number of the put-downs Labour leader Ed Miliband used on David Cameron – such as, on the deficit:
article_snippet.sent: Labour leader Ed Miliband urges Labour leader Ed Miliband to Labour leader Ed Milibandstay calm, never agitated’ and Labour leader Ed Milibandrelish the chance to show who I am’.
article_snippet.sent: Labour leader Ed Miliband scrawled notes, found in Labour leader Ed Miliband dressing room after the ITV debate, give an insight into Labour leader Ed Miliband mindset before Labour leader Ed Miliband took to the rostrum with the six other party leaders.
article_snippet.sent: Labour leader Ed Miliband reminds Labour leader Ed Miliband to talk to the camera,
article_snippet.sent: ‘use the people at home’ and get across Labour leader Ed Miliband
article_snippet.sent: Labour leader Ed Miliband reveals Labour leader Ed Miliband planned ripostes to two possible Tory attacks, accusing Labour leader Ed Miliband of forgetting the deficit and of telling journalists Labour leader Ed Miliband wanted to ‘weaponise’ the issue of the NHS.
article_snippet.sent: Labour leader Ed Miliband accuses the Prime Minister of promising to eliminate the deficit and failing, and urges viewers to ‘use viewers vote as a weapon to fight for the NHS by kicking David Cameron out of Downing Street’.
article_snippet.sent: ‘Ed Miliband is looking increasingly bizarre. '
article_snippet.sent: First Ed Miliband forgets the deficit, then Ed Miliband forgets Ed Miliband notes in the dressing room.
article_snippet.sent: A FTSE 100 boss, who did not wish to be named, said Labour leader Mr Miliband (pictured above during the debate as Natalie Bennet speaks)   
article_snippet.sent: It comes after Labour leader Mr Miliband (pictured above during the debate as Natalie Bennet speaks)   drew ridicule for declaring
article_snippet.sent: Labour leader Mr Miliband (pictured above during the debate as Natalie Bennet speaks)   staked the success of Labour leader Mr Miliband (pictured above during the debate as Natalie Bennet speaks)   campaign on having a head to head debate with David Cameron, and is understood to have been rehearsing for months.
article_snippet.sent: Labour leader Mr Miliband (pictured above during the debate as Natalie Bennet speaks)   hired US speech coach Michael Sheehan on a reported £10,000 daily fee to improve Labour leader Mr Miliband (pictured above during the debate as Natalie Bennet speaks)   delivery and charisma.
article_snippet.sent: What do all the weird soundbites on Labour leader Mr Miliband (pictured above during the debate as Natalie Bennet speaks)  
article_snippet.sent: As to what sort of a guy Miliband intends to ‘relish’ showing us a guy Miliband is, a guy Miliband notes contain three words:
article_snippet.sent: a guy Miliband leaves MediaCityUK in Salford following the televised leaders' election debate .
article_snippet.sent: Miliband is thus at pains not to lose Miliband cool.
article_snippet.sent: Miliband has been practising such drills for weeks –
article_snippet.sent: Miliband has made self-deprecating jokes
article_snippet.sent: Similarly, Miliband has attempted to transform Miliband status as underdog by saying: ‘People have underestimated me at every turn.
highlights_snippet.sent: Labour leader Ed Miliband had motivational notes for televised debate .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Secret cribsheet revealed Labour leader Ed Miliband set of reminders including 'me versus DC'
  Also included words: 'Happy warrior', 'Calm, never agitated' and 'Decency'
  Labour defended notes calling them evidence of Labour leader Ed Miliband's 'positive vision' 