article_snippet.sent: Nicola Sturgeon said that Mr Miliband will 'have to reflect how people have voted and people will have to on a practical level be prepared to talk to others and compromise with others in order to get people policies through'
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miliband can say what Mr Miliband wants right now, Mr Miliband's entitled to do so, but Mr Miliband can't deny reality,' Nicola Sturgeon told BBC Radio 4's Today programme. '
article_snippet.sent: If there is a situation after the election where neither of the big parties has a majority the big parties will have to reflect how people have voted and the big parties will have to on a practical level be prepared to talk to and compromise with others in order to get others policies through. '
article_snippet.sent: This will include pushing Labour towards higher public spending,' Analyst Gregor Irwin adds.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Sturgeon said that Mr Miliband will 'have to reflect how people have voted and people will have to on a practical level be prepared to talk to others and compromise with others in order to get others policies through'.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miliband rejected the suggestion that Ms Sturgeon party was more austere than Labour, insisting 'every single penny' had been passed on from grants to the health service.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Sturgeon said: 'We are putting forward as part of We anti-austerity argument the fact We would vote for considerable increases in health spending across the UK to meet the terms of the Stevens Report and ensure as we go into the next decade the health service is properly equipped to face up to the challenges the health service will meet.'
article_snippet.sent: Tory Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said: 'When Ed Miliband's biggest union paymaster is saying that Ed Miliband's biggest union paymaster will be forced to do deals with SNP, it's no surprise that Ms Sturgeon knows Ms Sturgeon will be pulling Ed Miliband's strings if Ed Miliband's biggest union paymaster gets into Downing Street. '
article_snippet.sent: Working people will pay the price for an Ed Miliband government that's propped up by the SNP – through more debt, more borrowing and more taxes.'