David Miliband warns Labour must not be seen as ‘defending failed status quo’
A new report by the IPPR think tank calls on progressive parties to “reinvent or die” in the face of rising support for the populist right.
What would a David Miliband comeback mean for Starmer’s Labour party?
Twelve years on and David Miliband’s loss to his brother Ed during their acrimonious fight to succeed Gordon Brown still feels raw. The unlikely tale of political fratricide made for one of the most riveting blood feuds of modern British political history and, after a decade of upheaval and uncertainty, politicos cannot help but conclude […]
EU referendum: David Miliband shows why Remain is struggling to excite voters
Former Labour MP delivers what he describes as a “passionate and patriotic” speech
David Miliband: Attack on my dad was ‘hateful’
David Miliband has expressed hurt over the Daily Mail article which claimed his father “hated Britain”.
A brotherly warning: Tories could win overall majority, David Miliband tells Ed
Ed Miliband should not bank on a coalition deal if he fails to win an overall majority in 2015, his brother David Miliband has warned.
Di Canio triggers another Miliband resignation
David Miliband has resigned from the board of Sunderland Athletic Football Club after it appointed self-confessed “fascist” Paolo Di Canio as their new head coach.
David Miliband: The nearly man of British politics
David Miliband is leaving British politics and abandoning the Labour party. He’s a serious figure, frustrated by the ease with which his enemies could laugh at him, and saddled by a mixed record in office.
Missing him already: Labour mourns David Miliband’s departure
David Miliband’s resignation from parliament is being greeted with dismay by Labour politicians in Westminster, as they confront the prospect of Ed Miliband becoming the senior Miliband brother in the Commons.
David Miliband walks away from politics – for now
David Miliband is stepping down as an MP with immediate effect so he can take a high profile charity job in New York.
Miliband puts his foot down: ‘I won’t swap Ed Balls for my brother’
Ed Miliband killed off speculation about his elder brother taking over as shadow chancellor today, after he said Ed Balls would “absolutely” still be in his job when the country goes to the polls in 2015.
