I was too square to take drinks, drugs: Ed Miliband


Miliband, 41, who confessed that he was often beaten up in the school playground, said he never indulged in under-age drinking, and that his only brush with the law was a speeding offence.


"I was a bit square. I was too square," the Telegraph quoted him as telling Piers Morgan during an interview.

He was asked what his chosen talent would be if he were to appear on 'Britain's Got Talent

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