‘Leader contenders must ditch talk of aspiration’
Prescott hits out at Blairites as Howells slates Miliband for being dull
LABOUR’S leadership contenders should ditch their talk of “aspiration,” former deputy prime minister John Prescott said yesterday.
The Labour peer, who has backed Andy Burnham, said the timetable for selecting a new leader was too short to allow a proper discussion about the party’s future.
His comments came as Blairite former arts minister Kim Howells slated Ed Miliband for being “dull.”
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