article_snippet: ‘grown’ into the leadership since taking over in 2010, a leading Labour-supporting magazine claimed last night.
article_snippet: ‘hadn’t grown’ since One Labour MP victory
article_snippet: The withering verdict will add to the distrust between the two men, who favour different approaches on a string of issues, including the party’s approach to business, airport capacity and university tuition fees.
article_snippet: David Cameron prediction that Labour is not on course for victory was seized on by Tories, who said Mr Miliband planned to ‘crawl into Downing Street on Alex Salmond’s coat-tails’.
article_snippet: if Labour would do better with another leader, the peer replied:
article_snippet: In the Commons, David Cameron brandished a Labour leaflet from Scotland that David Cameron said showed Labour had given up hope of winning a majority and was preparing for a deal with the SNP.
highlights_snippet: The two Labour heavyweights are seen to be drifting apart .
  