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Battle For Number 10: David Cameron & Ed Miliband's Best Bits
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- Опубликовано: 25 мар 2015
- Ed Miliband reckons he is tough enough for the top job - "hell yes" - while the Prime Minister tackles zero hours contracts. Read more: news.sky.com/st...
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Cameron got grilled for his policies . Miliband for grilled for his persona. Not fair! Miliband handled it well
Gabrielle Roachford Exactly!
I thought this was good until it started looking like a bias against Miliband.
Both men were asked tough questions and they should be...
But Cameron's were focused on policy, Miliband's were far more personal- that is blatantly unfair
I understand the character of a leader is important but some of it was just cheap low blows
And Miliband handled it very well. I think people have underestimated him- if only he could be more consistent with that.
Based on his performance last night, im more inclined to vote Labour though im not set yet.
"Hell yeah I'm tough enough" He's a man
The question about David Miliband was irrelevant to this election and a low blow. It is hardly the most pressing issue. Labour had a leadership contest 5 years ago and Ed won it. If the guy doesn't like him he doesn't need to vote for him but personal family jabs are unnecessary.
Interesting to see the clips Sky has chosen for both Miliband and Cemeron...
Cameron looked nervous.
Jeremy Paxman should be the Prime Minister lmao
It's a shame that Labour have completely abandoned the very people it was created for......the 'working' class.
Now it only represents the 'benefit' class and special interest groups, pushing their cultural Marxism and supporting a soviet style European Super State.
Unfortunately, a Labour Government would further privatise the NHS, get involved with more wars, hand more powers to the EU, borrow and indebt the UK further, and increase the labour supply and strain on social services with 'mass' immigration. All these policies are the complete opposite to what a traditional labour voter would want.
as me old dad used to tell me - 'a union is only as good as its members'
I'm not going to vote for either of them
Glad I'm not the only one.
Kay Burley was comically biased against Milliband and she's had form on being pro Tory for years.
Deliberately dragging back a 5 year old event, regarding his brother, and repeatedly interrupting Milliband and firing questions at him.
She was clearly upset right at the start when the audience clapped Milliband.
clear bias here
Please... don't bother with these two. VOTE UKIP!
No
hahahaha
Good idea, lets tax cyclists??????????????????
1:14 - My kind of reporter!
the contirets fine
Both of them need putting down .not a word of truth spoken u only need to look into there eyes they have no idea whats going on in this coutry which I find very worrying. Ukip for me he they speak from the heart and dont go around the houses just say it how it is .
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UKIP is the UK's best chance.
Why the population ping pongs between two elitist parties like they are the only thing on the planet is beyond me.
The Greeks did this for decades and they were led to damnation.