The chancellor Rachel Reeves and the energy secretary Ed Miliband are locked in a dispute about how to respond to the oil price crisis, writes John Rentoul T he irony is that Rachel Reeves voted for Ed Miliband to be Labour leader in 2010. She was a newly elected MP then, although that is no excuse: if she and five other MPs had voted the right way ( for his brother, David ), the history of the 2015 election and of Britain’s membership of the EU might have been different. Well, she knows better