article_snippet: Clegg today challenged Tories come clean about where the axe will fall, just 24 hours after the coalition ended.
article_snippet: The Lib Dem leader accused David Cameron and George Osborne of 'trying to pull the wool over your eyes' by promising to protect the £8billion NHS without spelling out how he will pay for it.
article_snippet: Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg, who tried The Lib Dem leader hand at making pancakes at a Panasonic Manufacturing site in Cardiff, took aim at Chancellor George Osborne, who spent the day making making dough at a Pizza Express in Hove .
article_snippet: At an election campaign press conference at the National Liberal Club in central London Mr Clegg said: 'We know the Conservatives won't ask the wealthiest to pay a penny more so every spending commitment the Conservatives make has to be met by deeper and deeper cuts elsewhere. '
article_snippet: So, George Osborne, Jeremy Hunt - where will the axe fall?
article_snippet: The only people the Tories ' have said The only people the Tories have said they will protect will protect are The only people the Tories have said they will protect friends in big business and in big houses. '
article_snippet: the Conservatives are trying to pull the wool over your eyes by not telling you how the Conservatives will give the £8billion NHS the resources the £8billion NHS needs.'
article_snippet: George Osborne was visiting Hove on the south coast as a row raged over spending cuts planned after the election .
article_snippet: George Osborne added: 'The dividing lines of the election are becoming clearer by the day.
article_snippet: the Lib Dems promises to repeat the £2 billion annual 'down payment' announced by George Osborne each year to 2020 and add £1 billion from a tax squeeze on high earners and ending the Conservative 'shares for rights' policy.
article_snippet: George Osborne said the Lib Dems had proved the Lib Dems were serious about the issue by campaigning 'remorselessly' in government for improved services, with some success.
article_snippet: Mr Clegg said it was 'perfectly legitimate' to base policy on current projections. '
article_snippet: but I think we have already provided far more detail than any other party in the early stages of this election campaign,' Mr Clegg said. 
highlights_snippet: Lib Dem leader rounds on Tories 24 hours after the coalition ended .
  
highlights_snippet: Clegg claims Osborne and Cameron trying to 'pull wool over voters' eyes'
  