article_snippet: The deal includes three other political programmes during the campaign in which some of the party leaders will take questions from the public or television interviewers.
article_snippet: Prime Minister will also appear on a number of election specials – but without going head to head against Miliband   .
article_snippet: It will be a Channel 4 and Sky joint production hosted by Jeremy Paxman and featuring the PM and Mr Miliband, one after the other, facing questions from the host and a studio audience.
article_snippet: The second show will be the only debate and will involve seven party leaders, with the addition of Nick Clegg, Nigel Farage, Green leader Natalie Bennett, Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP and the Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood.
article_snippet: On April 16 the BBC is proposing a ‘challengers’ debate featuring the Greens, SNP, Ukip and Plaid.
article_snippet: A week before polling day, on April 30, the BBC will host a 90-minute Question Time-style show with David Cameron appearing one after the other to face questions from a TV audience.
article_snippet: Under the broadcasters' latest proposal, the Tory, Lib Dem and Labour leaders would appear on Question Time hosted by David Dimbleby (left).
article_snippet: David Cameron and Mr Miliband would be interviewed one after the other in a Channel 4/Sky special hosted by Jeremy Paxman (right)
highlights_snippet: Prime Minister will also appear on a number of election specials during the campaign .
  
highlights_snippet: the proposal also sees PM and Miliband  interviewed on March 26 .
  
highlights_snippet: Then on April 30, the PM, Miliband   and Clegg will appear on Question Time .