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Tristram Hunt: Ed Miliband would be 'radical' in office - if he gets there

Tristram Hunt represents the slice of Labour that Miliband most needs to hold on to

21 September 2013

9:00 AM

21 September 2013

9:00 AM

Tristram Hunt has the easy charm, quick wits and good looks that you would expect of a TV historian. His blond hair has the hint of a curl to it and the only surprise about his appearance is that there isn’t a college scarf wrapped round his neck. His Commons office, where we meet, resembles a don’s study, with books piled high on the coffee table, old maps on the wall and a selection of tea-sets on display.

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