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A new book by Mr Miliband is an important political event ... mounts a coherent challenge to orthodox views, encouraging his audience to think differently and laying the foundations of where the country needs to go ... Miliband is clear that we live in an age where it is movements of people, not politicians, that change the world Guardian Siegle, Lucy (16 March 2009). "The night Ed Miliband said 'I'm with Stupid, but...' ". The Guardian. London. Archived from the original on 21 March 2009.Labour is recasting its green growth plan as the British version of the US’s Inflation Reduction Act to underline its ambition to invest in good, clean energy jobs.