Okay it hasn't happened yet but Gordon Browns leadership is looking to be on very shaky ground. A poll for the Daily Telegraph has shown Labour has fallen behind the Liberals for the first time since 1987.
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In the very near future Ed Balls will no longer be the Minister for Education.
Question is who is likely to replace him and what would the possible impact be on the Academy plans?
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"Ed Balls, the Schools Secretary, has already conceded the party will perform badly.
If Labour loses control of the four county councils it is defending on Thursday and gets under 20 per cent of the vote in the European elections, Mr Brown could face a challenge from within his Cabinet - with Alan Johnson, the Health Secretary, set to emerge as his likeliest successor.
The Prime Minister is thought to be planning a sweeping Cabinet reshuffle next week in an attempt to reassert his political authority."In the very near future Ed Balls will no longer be the Minister for Education.
Question is who is likely to replace him and what would the possible impact be on the Academy plans?
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