Ed Miliband was on the Andrew Marr show on 2/4/2017 live (not recorded yesterday).
He specifically refuted what Keir Starmer had said about what the Labour Party will do about voting on the outcome of the negotiations. Ed Miliband is treated by the media as a former Labour Party leader and therefore as a possible future Labour Party leader (as is his brother David). The conclusion must be that Labour MPs cannot be relied on.
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PM @Tom,
You're not the only one who's suffered from writers block when it comes to describing the recent social unrest in France and other EU countries. No-one...
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Ed Miliband was on the Andrew Marr show on 2/4/2017 live (not recorded yesterday).
He specifically refuted what Keir Starmer had said about what the Labour Party will do about voting on the outcome of the negotiations. Ed Miliband is treated by the media as a former Labour Party leader and therefore as a possible future Labour Party leader (as is his brother David). The conclusion must be that Labour MPs cannot be relied on.