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A devastated Joe Biden closed his eyes and looked up for a brief moment on Thursday before leading his family behind the coffin of his eldest son, Beau Biden, who passed away this weekend following a battle with cancer. The Vice President leaned over to give words of comfort to his son's two young children and widow, Hallie. The VP's distraught wife, Dr Jill Biden, clung to her granddaughter Natalie, 11, while Biden took nine-year-old grandson Hunter's hand as the family followed Beau's casket into the Delaware state Capitol where his body would lie in honor. Joseph 'Beau' Biden III, the former Delaware Attorney General and an Iraq war veteran, died of brain cancer on Saturday at the age of 46.Beau Biden, who passed away from brain cancer on Saturday, was the eldest son of Vice President Joe BidenBeau, the former Delaware Attorney General and an Iraq war veteran, was 46 years old. He leaves his wife Hallie, daughter Natalie, 11, and nine-year-old son HunterHe was laid in honor in the Legislative Hall following a processional from Wilmington to Dover, DelawareDelaware Governor Jack Markell gave a tribute, saying 'Beau made Delaware a better place for us all', describing Biden as a dedicated public servant and a model husband and fatherA funeral Mass will be held at St Anthony of Padua church in Wilmington on Saturday where President Obama will deliver a eulogy 
 Question:'Because of what Beau Biden did in this very building, the children of _ are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
Delaware

Washington (CNN) -- A federal budget compromise that already passed the House cleared a key procedural hurdle on Tuesday in the Senate, increasing the likelihood it will win final Congressional approval this week. President Barack Obama has signaled his support for the plan worked out by the budget committee leaders in each chamber that would guide government spending into 2015 to defuse the chances of another shutdown such as the one that took place in October. Tuesday's vote overcame a Republican filibuster attempt that required 60 votes in the 100-member chamber to proceed on the budget measure. The count was 67-33, with a dozen Republicans joining the 55 Democrats and independents in support of the plan.NEW: A new poll shows public support for the budget deal12 Republicans join Democrats in overcoming a filibuster attemptBill aims to avert another government shutdown as early as mid-JanuaryThe House already passed the compromise budget plan 
 Question:Some Senate _ said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.
Republicans

Britain could become a one party state with the Tories always in power if Labour elect Jeremy Corbyn, David Miliband warned today. The former foreign secretary, who lost out on the leadership to his brother Ed in 2010, revealed he was backing Liz Kendall because of her 'plain speaking, fresh thinking and political courage'. He said he would give Yvette Cooper his second choice after she spoke out against 'the siren calls of the Corbyn campaign'. Mr Miliband, who now runs the refugee charity International Rescue Committee in New York, attacked Mr Corbyn's calls for mass-re-nationalisations and hikes in national insurance for those earning more than £50,000.Former foreign secretary backs outsider Liz Kendall to succeed his brotherSays 'siren calls of the Corbyn campaign' will turn party into protest groupMr Miliband reveals he will give Yvette Cooper his second preferenceComes after Gordon Brown joined Tony Blair in warning against Mr CorbynBut Andy Burnham today pledged to adopt swathes of his hard-left agenda 
 Question:Mr _ said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.

Andy Burnham