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Latest news on Ed Miliband, Foreign Secretary, covering UK diplomacy, foreign policy, and his role in Andy Burnham's government.

Ed Miliband is a Labour politician and the Member of Parliament for Doncaster North, appointed Foreign Secretary as part of a cabinet reshuffle. The move followed his previous brief overseeing energy and net zero policy, placing him at the centre of the UK's diplomatic and international relations agenda.

Miliband takes on the Foreign Office at a moment of significant global uncertainty, with the department managing relationships across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. Our feed tracks his statements, overseas visits, and reaction to his appointment from allies and critics alike, including debate over his past positions on foreign policy and international conflicts.

Miliband has long been one of the most recognisable figures in British politics, having led the Labour Party and served as Leader of the Opposition earlier in his career. He remains closely associated with climate action and energy policy, interests that continue to shape how he is perceived as he takes on a broader international brief.

First elected to Parliament in 2005, Miliband has held a range of senior positions across Labour governments and in opposition, including Cabinet Office and energy and climate change briefs under Gordon Brown. His career has been marked by a consistent focus on climate and energy issues alongside broader political leadership.

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