For once I agree with Cameron.



Personally, I don't see the point of the whole thing. Its just cheap point scoring and proves nothing and is little more than an extended version of Question Time, which itself is now little more than a joke.



However, if you are going to do it, you either include EVERYBODY (including the SNP, who could easily end up in a position of power themselves), or you simply have it between Cameron and Milliband, as these are seriously the only PM candidates and the only thing the viewing audience are wanting to see, is how any potential leader stands up in the public spotlight.

Agree 100%

I'm in company given the number of universities, schools, local authorities and even Italians who use the word. You need to distinguish between the idea of a piece of paper (our corrupted version of the word) and the Latin concept. Agendae being the feminine plural of agenda in the nomative.

I'm in company given the number of universities, schools, local authorities and even Italians who use the word. You need to distinguish between the idea of a piece of paper (our corrupted version of the word) and the Latin concept. Agendae being the feminine plural of agenda in the nomative.

As it is an election for the UK Parliament the SNP should be included even on English TV as they are likely to have a huge say in the running of the country post-election.

As it is an election for the UK Parliament the SNP should be included even on English TV as they are likely to have a huge say in the running of the country post-election.

I'm in company given the number of universities, schools, local authorities and even Italians who use the word. You need to distinguish between the idea of a piece of paper (our corrupted version of the word) and the Latin concept. Agendae being the feminine plural of agenda in the nomative.

At the end of the day these guys are answerable to us the electorate. I would have thought - if you believe you have a strong case - you would want a platform to tell as many people as possible about your stand point?



What is Cameron scared - surely not Ed for goodness sake. The one sure thing that will give the Tories an edge is to get Ed up there for everyone to see.



He should not have a choice he is a public servant at the end of the day.

He's nothing to fear from Ed but Farage will tear him a new one no doubt. So he's probably scared of having a live debate with the real leader of the Tories.

Green Party has more members than UKIP & will probably have more than the Lib Dems by the time you read this.

He will only have to face Farage in one of the three debates - so he should be able to fend him off. let's face it they spend all their time doing this.

Cameron would p1ss all over Farage in a live debate, if UKIP ever get around to publishing a manifesto that looks anything like their commitments from their September conference then the only question required would be "How are you going to pay for that and who is the person who has costed all this out?" On UKIP's two main reasons for being in existence Cameron has promised a referendum on EU membership so a draw on that debate and on immigration he consistently blames Labour and has promised to cut it back, no case to answer on that debate either both leaders are actually in agreement.