Ed Miliband has spoken out about his relationship with his brother David following their epic feud several years ago. A major theme of the 2010 Labour leadership election was the rift between the ...

David Miliband, whose brother Ed defeated him in 2010 to become leader of Britain’s Labour Party, told the BBC Monday that the party lost the election last week because it took the wrong ...

Miliband and his older brother David, the former Foreign Secretary ... After Gordon Brown resigned in 2010, Ed decided to stand against his brother David in the leadership race, along with ...

LONDON — In a battle of brothers for the leadership of Britain’s Labour Party, the younger of the two, Ed Miliband, 40, was elected on Saturday, beating his brother David, the 45-year-old ...

Ed Miliband: "You have put your trust in me and I am determined to repay that trust" Ed Miliband has won the Labour leadership after narrowly beating brother David in a dramatic run-off vote ahead ...

not his real-life brother, David." The book says: "Ed Miliband had a choice to make, between loyalty to his brother and loyalty to Brown. He chose the latter. As he told close friends at the time ...

but Ed had enough of a ruthless streak to challenge his brother for the job long thought to be his. Mr Miliband has made much of the fact he went to an ordinary North London comprehensive school.

WHATEVER Ed Miliband might be saying publicly, the departure of his brother David from British politics will have come as a big relief to the Labour leader. David's decision to move to New York to ...

But Ed Miliband was just as capable of causing his own turmoil in Labour's ranks. Having been elected an MP in 2005, he dissuaded his brother David from challenging Brown for the Labour leadership ...

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but Ed had enough of a ruthless streak to challenge his brother for the job long thought to be his. Mr Miliband has made much of the fact he went to an ordinary North London comprehensive school.