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Blears calls Labour wicked and malicious - and then denies it



The interesting thing here is that there are recordings of her first saying one thing than saying another.

My transcript of what she says one day is "nobody knows what Ed Milliband stands for. Actually if you are a bit of a blank sheet of the paper to the public you have a chance of doing something new and for goodness sake. I feel this personally so much. Don't we need something new. After 13 years that sense of trying to put behind us the kind of wicked, malicious stuff that's gone on in our party."

The next day she claims it is a comment about the coalition. She says "I think I was talking about tory cuts."

Indeed bang to rights.

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