Ed Miliband faced fresh questions about his unorthodox lifestyle after it was revealed that he is effectively a lodger in the £1.6 million house he shares with his girlfriend. The comments risked comparisons with a more optimistic claim from David Cameron that Britain was now out of the 'danger zone'. A risk of fresh action by Al Qaeda against landmarks or transport hubs could result in an official statement as early as today. Premier Wen Jiabao made the offer at the start of a two-day visit to the crisis-hit country.Why is Red Ed a lodger in his own £1.6m home? Not only is his name not on his son's birth certificate, it's not on the title deeds of his family house either
'Double-dip' recession still possible, warns justice secretary Ken Clarke
U.S. tourists warned to stay away from high profile sites amid fears of Al Qaeda attack in Europe
China pledges: We'll prop up the eurozone and keep Greece afloat
Sunday, 3 October 2010
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