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Miliband's younger brother Ed Miliband also serves in Gordon Brown's [[cabinet]], as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, making them the brothers to serve together in the British cabinet since World War II.

Miliband's younger brother Ed Miliband also serves in Gordon Brown's [[cabinet]], as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, making them the brothers to serve together in the British cabinet since World War II.

Following [[Tony Blair]]'s resignation, Miliband was touted as a potential challenger to Gordon Brown for the leadership of the Labour Party. At the time, no challenge arose; however speculation surrounding the party leadership continued to grow. In 2008, following Labour's massive losses of seats in [[local elections]] across the country, an editorial written by the South Shields MP caused controversy when he failed to mention current Prime Minister Gordon Brown with regard to the future of the Labour Party.<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7571471.stm]</ref>

Following [[Tony Blair]]'s resignation, Miliband was touted as a potential challenger to Gordon Brown for the leadership of the Labour Party. At the time, no challenge arose; however speculation surrounding the party leadership continued to grow. In 2008, following Labour's massive losses of seats in [[local elections]] across the country, an editorial written by the South Shields MP caused controversy when he failed to mention current Prime Minister Gordon Brown with regard to the future of the Labour Party.<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7571471.stm ''Miliband denies 'Labour cold war'''] - BBC News, August 19, 2008</ref>

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