Miliband-o-rama on this Good Friday, with the Labour leader spread all across the
papers. The Mirror reports that he is to have an
operation to have his adenoids removed this summer, in a rather extreme bid to “improve his voice”. The Guardian says that he’s to deliver a speech next week — presumably with adenoids still intact — that will engage
with the “Blue Labour” thinking of Maurice Glasman. And, if that’s not enough, there’s a curious interview with Miliband in the Sun.
I say “curious,” because there aren’t too many interviews where a party leader goes through the (less than flattering) nicknames that have been bestowed upon him — and offers comments. On Wallace, from Wallace and Gromit, he says, “I don’t see the resemblance, but it is not bad.” On Buzz Lightweight, he groans at the Sun’s Tom Newton Dunn, “That was you.”

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