12th December, 2012, 12:23 pm Ed Miliband on the Tories – “They hit people they never meet and whose lives they will never understand” Share this article: Ed Miliband goes in hard on the Tories at PMQs: “They hit people they never meet and whose lives they will never understand” Expect to see that line on the evening news… Update: Here’s a video of the quote, and what led up to it: Tags: Ed Miliband / Tories / PMQs / Subscribe to our daily email More from LabourList News BREAKING: Labour whip restored to four ‘welfare rebel’ MPs Neil Duncan-Jordan, Chris Hinchliff, Brian Leishman, and Rachael Maskell have all had the Labour whip restored today. It… LabourList Staff 7th November, 2025, 8:03 pm News Why don’t Labour’s workers’ and renters’ rights reforms cut through to voters – and how should they? When millions of workers and renters don’t know you’re doing more to improve their rights than any government… Tom Belger 7th November, 2025, 1:18 pm Comment ‘A Department for the Prime Minister could renew delivery – and trust – in politics’ Last year Labour assumed power in a country where fewer than one in three people trust their national… Nathan Yeowell 7th November, 2025, 6:00 am
News BREAKING: Labour whip restored to four ‘welfare rebel’ MPs Neil Duncan-Jordan, Chris Hinchliff, Brian Leishman, and Rachael Maskell have all had the Labour whip restored today. It… LabourList Staff 7th November, 2025, 8:03 pm
News Why don’t Labour’s workers’ and renters’ rights reforms cut through to voters – and how should they? When millions of workers and renters don’t know you’re doing more to improve their rights than any government… Tom Belger 7th November, 2025, 1:18 pm
Comment ‘A Department for the Prime Minister could renew delivery – and trust – in politics’ Last year Labour assumed power in a country where fewer than one in three people trust their national… Nathan Yeowell 7th November, 2025, 6:00 am
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