Ed Miliband's Parliamentary office burgled The suite of offices, on the second floor of the Norman Shaw South Building, next to Portcullis House, is also shared by Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor and their staff. The offices, which were used by David Cameron and George Osborne when they were in opposition, overlook the Thames and include a number of larger rooms which are frequently used by Mr Miliband and Mr Balls to entertain guests, as well as hold policy meetings. A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "Officers were called on Friday at 6.55pm to an alleged forced entry at offices in the Palace of Westminster. Inquiries are continuing. Only last Thursday Mr Miliband launched a stinging attack on the Government for failing to do enough to tackle crime. He said: "The more I see what David Cameron and Ken Clarke are doing, the more I think they are leading a Government who have lost their way on crime. Before the election Mr Cameron made promise after promise to get elected. He promised to protect frontline services but now we find he is cutting 10,000 police officers. He promised a prison sentence for anyone caught in possession of a knife and then broke his word. He promised there would be "honesty in sentencing. But he broke that promise too. Bluff on crime, bluff on the causes of crime - the worst kind of politics.