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Alan Johnson named shadow chancellor

by David Jetuah

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08 Oct 2010

Alan Johnson (image by Catch 21 Productions via Flickr)

Alan Johnson has been named shadow chancellor by Labour leader Ed Miliband.

Angela Eagle becomes shadow chief secretary to the Treasury as part of Miliband's appointments.

Ed Miliband said on the party's website: "Together, this new generation of Labour will work together to reject the pessimism of this coalition government as we set out our vision of what Britain can achieve.

"Our values are those of the British people, and this shadow cabinet will ensure that the hopes and concerns of working families are at the heart of our offer to the country."

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