David Miliband News
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The U.K. Independence Party won seats from Prime Minister David Cameron’s Tories and their Liberal Democrat coalition partners in English local elections, emphasizing a drift away from mainstream political movements.
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Britons vote in local elections today in a mid-term test of the popularity of Prime Minister David Cameron’s coalition government.
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Former U.K. Foreign Secretary David Miliband, the elder brother of opposition Labour Party leader Ed Miliband, quit British politics, ending speculation about his leadership ambitions in the run-up to the 2015 general election.
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Sunderland’s new coach Paolo Di Canio today rebuffed questions about whether he holds fascist political views when he gave his first news conference since being appointed.
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Sunderland’s new coach Paolo Di Canio today denied he supports fascism, amid rising pressure on the Italian to explain his political views.
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David Miliband , favorite to win the leadership of the U.K.’s main opposition Labour Party, accused the country’s coalition government of “economic masochism” that’s putting the recovery at risk with excessive budget cuts.
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Former British Foreign Secretary David Miliband will join Oxford Analytica as a senior global adviser, five months after he was beaten by his younger brother for the leadership of the U.K.’s opposition Labour Party.
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David Miliband , who lost to his younger brother Ed in the battle to head the U.K.’s Labour Party , said he is yet to decide whether to join the new leader’s team of opposition spokesmen, even as he called for party unity.
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The battle that comes to a head tomorrow between the Miliband brothers to lead the opposition to U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron highlights the past divisions within the Labour Party and the fight for its future direction.
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Charlie Rose on BTV - Wednesday, October 3, 2012 (Full Show For Mobile - Part 2) Former UK foreign secretary David Miliband discusses the Cameron government's austerity measures, outlook for the European economy, the crisis in Syria and his brother Ed Miliband, head of the political opposition in the UK.
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