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First Labour left-wing MP backs Miliband over Mahmood
Rachael Maskell became the first Left-wing backbencher to publicly criticise his potential choice and back Energy Secretary Ed Miliband instead.
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cityam.com
Miliband opponents pour cold water on Chancellor hopes
The race to replace Rachel Reeves as Chancellor looks to have been blown open by reports that Ed Miliband has been taken out of contention.
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inews.co.uk
Shabana Mahmood now leads race for chancellor and is 'prepared' to leave Home Office
It follows a campaign by opponents of Ed Miliband to stop him being appointed as chancellor
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independent.co.uk
Andy Burnham appears to make decision over who will take over as Chancellor
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theguardian.com
Shabana Mahmood expected to be named Andy Burnham’s chancellor
The home secretary is the frontrunner for the role ahead of ‘risky’ Ed Miliband, according to senior Labour figures
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dailymail.com
The Morning Poll: Should Andy Burnham have Ed Miliband in his Cabinet?
Should Andy Burnham have Ed Miliband in his Cabinet?
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Chancellor chaos engulfing Burnham: Mahmood is now the front runner
A bitter briefing war has erupted at Westminster following reports that Mr Miliband's dream of taking charge at the Treasury is set to be shattered.
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politico.eu
Inside Ed Miliband’s search for redemption
“Everything is a fight” with the U.K. energy secretary, says one official. Miliband is about to find out if he can battle his way into a bigger Cabinet job.
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‘Bizarre choice’: business and Labour puzzle over Shabana Mahmood as future chancellor
The home secretary, favourite to take over at No 11, has minimal economic credentials and many MPs would prefer Ed Miliband
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First Labour left-wing MP backs Miliband over Mahmood
Rachael Maskell became the first Left-wing backbencher to publicly criticise his potential choice and back Energy Secretary Ed Miliband instead.