When even the woman brought in to revive Labour’s election campaign concedes that Ed Miliband is struggling to convince the public that he can lead the country or even his own party then Labour must know that they have a problem.
The Times reports that Lucy Powell, who was promoted to vice-chairwoman of the operation last week, said that constant sniping from within the party about Mr Miliband’s leadership was fuelling “a wider concern” among voters.
They add that in an attempt to flush out MPs plotting to replace him, she called on them to “decide what their plan is and get on with it” or give him their backing.
It is John Major all over again.
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