'I am my own man' insists new Labour leader

Newly-elected Labour leader Ed Miliband insisted today that he would be “my own man” amid Tory claims his union backing would push the party to the left.

'I am my own man' insists new Labour leader
Sun, 26 Sep, 2010 - 12:20

Newly-elected Labour leader Ed Miliband insisted today that he would be “my own man” amid Tory claims his union backing would push the party to the left.

Mr Miliband won the race to succeed Gordon Brown in dramatic fashion yesterday, beating his brother David by just 1.3% of the vote after a hard-fought four-month contest.

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