Ed Miliband is elected leader of the Labour Party
Ed Miliband appoints new head of communications and director of news
Ed Balls replaces Alan Johnson as Shadow Chancellor
Miliband addresses an anti-cuts rally organised by the TUC in London
Miliband demands resignations at News International
Miliband makes the most of it with one of the strongest parliamentary performances he’s put in since becoming leader.
Miliband surprises everybody by declaring that trade unionists who want to support Labour should individually opt in to being full members of the Party.
Miliband stuns the Prime Minister, who thought they had come to an agreement, by denying Labour support for a parliamentary vote authorising military action against the Assad regime in Syria to punish it for the use of chemical weapons in the country’s ongoing civil war.
Since last year’s Labour Party Conference speech, which talked about ‘One Nation Labour’, turned out to be something of a triumph for Miliband, few are willing to bet he can top it.
Miliband announces that Labour will not match the Conservatives’ guarantee of an in–out referendum on EU membership in 2017.
