article_snippet: Mr Miliband was willing to do one seven-way debate at the end of March, but no more.
article_snippet: Tory and Labour urged the Prime Minister to 'reconsider' the Prime Minister refusal to take part in these shows.
article_snippet: But David Cameron chief spin doctor Craig Oliver said Tory and Labour response was 'disappointing' and restated the Prime Minister's 'final position' was for a single debate to take place in the week starting March 23.
article_snippet: The Labour leader's confirmation is in contrast to David Cameron refusal to take part . '
article_snippet: But Mr Oliver replied: 'I made the Prime Minister's final position clear in my last letter - the Prime Minister is willing to do a seven-way debate in the week beginning March 23. '
article_snippet: Clearly it is disappointing that you are not prepared to take the Prime Minister up on that offer. '
highlights_snippet: Labour leader said Labour leader would take part after David Cameron flatly refused .
  
highlights_snippet: Number 10 said Prime Minister would only take part in seven-way debate .
  