London: Former foreign secretary David Miliband announced on Wednesday his candidacy to lead Britain's defeated Labour party, after the resignation of Gordon Brown.
"I will be a candidate in that election. I will be so with a deep sense of humility at the responsibility attached to that post but also great, great passion for the values and causes that brought me into the Labour party 27 years ago," he said.
"I will be a candidate in that election. I will be so with a deep sense of humility at the responsibility attached to that post but also great, great passion for the values and causes that brought me into the Labour party 27 years ago," he said.
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