Sturgeon slams Labour's 'no' to SNP deal
People across Scotland, including Labour voters, have been "appalled" at Ed Miliband's refusal to work with the SNP to keep out a Conservative government, according to Nicola Sturgeon.
Miliband: Don't gamble with the SNP; choose Labour
Ed Miliband has urged voters not to "gamble" by voting for the SNP, and instead vote for Labour - claiming he alone could "guarantee change".
His comments, made during a rally in Glasgow alongside Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy, came as he comes under increasing pressure over the possibility of a post-election deal with Nicola Sturgeon.
Mr Murphy followed by warning that every SNP MP would work "every day" towards a second independence referendum.
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