article_snippet: But Cameron said Labour leader Ed Miliband was also perfectly entitled to score political points over Mr Cameron’s refusal to take part in the debates.
article_snippet: The Labour peer asked if Labour leader Ed Miliband would advise Cameron not to show up for the TV debates.
article_snippet: Cameron said: ‘I wouldn’t tell Labour leader Ed Miliband to do that.
article_snippet: I think Cameron is entitled not to do that debate in the particular way that the broadcasters have described and the Labour Party is entitled to make Cameron look and appear completely frit and chicken and force Cameron to take a hit for not doing the debates.
article_snippet: Cameron has agreed to take part in one debate with six other party leaders – but has insisted it takes place before the official start of the election campaign on March 30.
article_snippet: the broadcasters however have insisted the debates must take place in April – just weeks before the election – and insisted the broadcasters would go ahead with or without Cameron.
article_snippet: The Labour peer told Radio 4's Today programme it was right that the broadcasters should organise debates – but insisted it was up to political leaders if political leaders wanted to take part.
article_snippet: The Conservatives believe Mr Cameron's election chances suffered by Mr Cameron's decision to take part in TV election debates .
highlights_snippet: Labour peer said Cameron was entitled not to show up to debates .
  
highlights_snippet: But the Prime Minister said Labour could score political points over it .
  
highlights_snippet: Cameron has refused to take part in any TV debate after March .