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As Mili D quits, Mili E gets on with leading
David Miliband has quit the front bench but will remain as an MP, while his brother Ed Miliband, the new Labour leader, begins to recruit his new cabinet, as Gary Gibbon blogs.
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Chancellor George Osborne unveils heavy cuts across government departments with almost half a million job losses and a fresh crackdown on benefits.
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David Miliband has quit the front bench but will remain as an MP, while his brother Ed Miliband, the new Labour leader, begins to recruit his new cabinet, as Gary Gibbon blogs.
David Miliband tells Channel 4 News he is quitting front-line politics but will stay as an MP. Gary Gibbon looks at the repercussions for the Shadow Cabinet.
Our Political Editor, Gary Gibbon, reports on the prospects for Labour’s NEXT election – for members of Ed Miliband’s Shadow Cabinet.
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David Miliband declares his candidacy for the Labour leadership following the general election and Gordon Brown’s resignation.