Broadcasters have confirmed the dates when the televised leaders debates will go ahead.
David Cameron and Ed Miliband will take part in a live question and answer programme on Channel 4 and Sky News on March 26th but will not have a debate.
A debate with all of the seven party leaders will be broadcast on ITV on April 2nd.
The Labour Party has accused David Cameron of "cowardice" over his decision not to debate with Ed Miliband during a special leadership programme in the run up to the general election.
Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband have agreed to separate interviews and a Q&A session with an audience on Channel 4 and Sky News on March 26th, but they will be on the stage separately and will not take part in a debate.
In a statement Labour said the two broadcasters did not want to have a head-to-head debate without the Prime Minister and so had proposed to change the format.
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