Miliband Allies Say Labour Must Pull Together or Lose
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The opposition Labour Party must “pull together” or risk losing next year’s general election, allies of leader Ed Miliband said in response to U.K. media reports of a bid to oust him before the vote in May.
Labour’s election coordinator, Douglas Alexander, called for unity, while the offices of health spokesman Andy Burnham and home affairs spokeswoman Yvette Cooper told the Press Association newswire that reports in the Times newspaper of a pact to replace Miliband were untrue.