Brothers working closely together on how to make living wage a core policy for Labour at next election David Miliband has joined forces with his party leader brother Ed behind Labour plans to deliver a "living wage" of well over £7.20 an hour – rising to more than £8.30 in London – for millions of workers in both the public and the private sectors. The Miliband brothers, whose relationship has been tense since Ed narrowly defeated David in the 2010 leadership contest, are wor...
Brothers working closely together on how to make living wage a core policy for Labour at next election David Miliband has joined forces with his party leader brother Ed behind Labour plans to deliver a "living wage" of well over £7.20 an hour – rising to more than £8.30 in London – for millions of workers in both the public and the private sectors. The Miliband brothers, whose relationship has been tense since Ed narrowly defeated David in the 2010 leadership contest, are wor...
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