Britain's humbled Labour Party has begun a potentially bitter race for Gordon Brown's successor following its ouster after 13 years in office — likely pitting brother against brother and possibly even husband against wife in a race riddled with intrigue and rivalries.Ex-foreign secretary David Miliband, whose boyish charm left U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton swooning, leads the field to become the opposition leader who'll take on Britain's new coalition chiefs David Cameron and Nick Clegg — but his younger sibling Ed Miliband may emerge as his closest challenger.
When does the name change to the Marxist-Leninist Party of Britian take effect?