article_snippet: David Cameron and Miliband faced the wrath of voters - and Jeremy Paxman - last night as Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband were forced to defend Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband
article_snippet: Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband were interviewed by Jeremy Paxman for 18 minutes each, and also took questions from a studio audience with Kay Burley acting as moderator on the show broadcast on Sky News and Channel 4.
article_snippet: It is thought Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband have been generated by a social media campaign sharing a link to the watchdog's website and urging people to complain.
article_snippet: Both politicians, one of whom is likely to be the next Prime Minister, agreed to the format and were prepared for and actively participated in robust questioning about Both politicians, one of whom is likely to be the next Prime Minister policies and abilities.
article_snippet: The live 90-minute show, called Cameron & Mr Miliband
article_snippet: The Battle For Number 10 pulled in an average audience of 2.6 million viewers on Channel 4 and a further 322,000 on Sky News.
article_snippet: Channel 4 boss Jay Hunt described The live 90-minute show, called Cameron & Miliband Live: The Battle For Number 10 pulled in an average audience of 2.6 million viewers on Channel 4 and a further 322,000 on Sky News as 'vintage Paxman'.
article_snippet: A snap poll showed 54 per cent of people thought Cameron & Miliband won on the night, with 46 per cent backing Mr Miliband.
article_snippet: In the ICM poll for the Guardian, Cameron & Miliband narrowly beat the Q&A Mr Miliband on having the best arguments, seeming more convincing and having the more appealing personality.
article_snippet: But out of those who said they may change they minds on which way to vote, 56 per cent said they could move to Labour against just 30 per cent for the Conservatives.
article_snippet: The two men vying for the keys to Number 10 on May 7 did not go head-to-head but instead appeared separately to be interviewed by 'vintage Paxman' and questioned by an audience of voters.