MPs urge Brown to sack Miliband
 |  The media met Mr Miliband as he arrived at BBC Radio 2's studios  |
Two Labour backbenchers have called for David Miliband to be sacked over an article which led to speculation he wanted to succeed Gordon Brown.
The foreign secretary had "overstepped the line", Geraldine Smith said, while fellow MP Bob Marshall-Andrews accused him of "duplicitous" behaviour.
The Guardian article discussed Labour's future without mentioning Mr Brown.
But Mr Miliband told BBC Radio 2's Jeremy Vine show that he was "not running a leadership campaign".
He insisted Labour was "not down and out", despite last week's by-election defeat in Glasgow East and poor poll ratings.
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