Ed Miliband got personal today.
 
Setting out his ambition for a One Nation Britain - a recurring theme
throughout his hour long address - he spoke about his vision for a country for
all in which everyone played their part.

He discussed his upbringing, and the importance of his comprehensive school
education.

And he described himself as a man of faith.

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In a confident speech - delivered walking freely around the stage and without
notes, the Labour leader attacked the Tories, accusing them of creating a
divisive society.

He brought the audience to their feet on several occasions:.

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He admitted the party overlooked concerns about immigration and vowed never to
return to Old Labour 

On policy, he pledged to break up the banks, repeal the NHS reform bill and
offered help for youngsters who don't go to university - he called them "the
forgotten 50 percent".

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So the political narrative's been set - Ed Miliband's One Nation versus David
Cameron's Big Society.

Mr Miliband has two more conference speeches to do before the next election -
he now has to prove he's Prime Minister material.

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