Miliband Says He is Determined to Lead Labour

Ed Miliband faces challenges as Labour leader after 479 days, with questions about the party's economic stance. He defends his strategy, emphasizing doing the right thing for the country, even if unpopular. Miliband aims to convince voters of Labour's credibility in the next election. However, union leaders, despite supporting him, are frustrated with decisions affecting the public sector.

What does Ed Miliband mean by 'doing the right thing'?

What was the reaction of union leaders towards Ed Miliband's leadership?