article_snippet: Mr Cameron has launched a searing personal attack on Labour rival Ed Miliband's plans to 'crawl up Downing Street on the coat-tails of the SNP'.
article_snippet: Addressing activists at the Conservative spring conference in ManchesterManchester, Ed Miliband's sought to cast the contest as a personal battle and suggested Ed Miliband's counterpart 'hasn't got it'.
article_snippet: But Mr Cameron coupled Mr Cameron promise of better healthcare with a blistering personal attack on Labour rival Ed Miliband, warning that the Labour leader was not up to the demands of leading the country. '
article_snippet: I know what this role needs - and frankly, I don't think Labour rival Ed Miliband has this role,' Labour rival Ed Miliband said. '
article_snippet: Some might say "Don't make this personal", but when it comes to who's prime minister, the personal is national. '
article_snippet: Mr Cameron said that only Mr Cameron or Labour rival Ed Miliband could enter No 10 after May 7 - as Labour rival Ed Miliband accused the Labour leader of planning to 'crawl up Downing Street on the coat-tails of the SNP'.
article_snippet: Mr Cameron (pictured arriving at the conference with wife Samantha) said that only he or Labour rival Ed Miliband could enter No 10 after May 7 .
article_snippet: Labour rival Ed Miliband sought to cast the contest as a personal battle and suggested Ed Miliband (pictured at the launch of the Labour general election campaign) 'hasn't got it' '
article_snippet: David Cameron and wife Samantha  talk to Urology Clinical Director Mr David Shackley (left) during a visit to the Salford Royal Hospital before speaking at the Conservative Spring Forum . '
article_snippet: Before the PM took to the stage, Chancellor George Osborne pushed Chancellor George Osborne vision of a 'Northern Powerhouse' including considerably enhanced powers for local authorities in Greater Manchester, under an elected mayor.
article_snippet: And Chancellor George Osborne took the chance to twist Mr Miliband's words from Thursday's televised election grilling into a barb at the expense of the Opposition leader. '
article_snippet: I was listening to Mr Miliband, with all that legendary statesmanship of Mr Miliband, saying "hell, yeah, I'll be a leader",' Mr Miliband said. '
highlights_snippet: PM accuses Miliband of leading a 'bunch or hypocritical, holier-than-thou, hopeless, sneering socialists'
  