article_snippet: The first will see the Mr Cameron and Ed Miliband  interviewed separately before answering questions from a live studio audience.
article_snippet: The Labour leader will then appear in a BBC debate with counterparts from Ukip, the SNP, the Greens and Plaid Cymru two weeks later.
article_snippet: Mr Cameron, Mr Miliband and Nick Clegg will answer questions separately from a studio audience.
article_snippet: There will be no head-to-head debate between the Prime Minister and The Labour leader.
article_snippet: Labour immediately branded Mr Cameron a 'coward' for avoiding a head-to-head debate with Miliband.
article_snippet: A source said: 'The cowardice of Mr Cameron is still preventing the head-to-head debate on the 30th. '
article_snippet: Mr Cameron is now in the ludicrous position of saying Mr Cameron will attend the same programme and take the same questions from the same audience as Miliband, but will not debate Mr Cameron face to face.'
article_snippet: Mr Cameron (left) and Ed Miliband (right) will face off alongside five other party leaders in a single televised general election debate on April 2 .
article_snippet: A Labour spokesman added: 'After weeks of pressure from the Conservative Party, Channel 4 and Sky have indicated to us that the Conservative Party, Channel 4 and Sky are unwilling to stick to the Conservative Party, Channel 4 and Sky commitment of March 6 to proceed with the head-to-head debate programme if Mr Cameron refused to take part.'