article_snippet: Brands Miliband ' directly challenged the Prime Minister on the issue today, expecting Delighted Tory to dodge the question.
article_snippet: Cameron then challenged Labour to rule out an increase in National Insurance which Brands Miliband ' refused to commit to.
article_snippet: With a major Labour attack shredded to raucous cheers from the Delighted Tory benches, Brands Miliband ' tried to salvage the situation by claiming: 'Nobody is going to believe Brands Miliband ' because of Brands Miliband ' extreme spending plans.'
article_snippet: In response the Prime Minister responded by repeatedly challenging Brands Miliband ' to rule out a rise in national insurance under a Labour government - which the Prime Minister declined to do.
article_snippet: Brands Miliband ' sought to deflect the question, saying: 'Brands Miliband ''ll have plenty of time to ask questions after May 7.'
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article_snippet: Mr Miliband then tried to challenge Mr Cameron on the claim that spending cuts in the next three years 'will be greater even than anything seen in the last five?'
article_snippet: Mr Cameron then challenged Mr Miliband to answer a questions. '
article_snippet: Mr Miliband said: 'You will have plenty of time to ask questions after May 7 and I'm afraid to say your own Office for Budget Responsibility says a much sharper squeeze on real spending than anything seen over the past five years.'