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The Ed Miliband I worked with in Downing Street

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageYoung Ed always had something over his brother.EPA

Having worked on election campaigns in the UK and Australia, I can attest that the final days are to be endured. Politicians, staff and journalists are all equally fractious and tired.

And if the common metaphor used to be of two bruised prize fighters nearing the final round, throwing punches,...

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