Who would you like to see as next Labour leader?

In his 5pm Downing Street statement, Gordon Brown has announced he is to stand down as Labour leader, setting in train a contest for the leadership which he expects to be concluded by the time of the party conference at the end of September. On the Guardian politics blog, Andrew Sparrow reminds us who the leading candidates to fill the job vacancy are: David Miliband is the clear favourite. Ed Balls will certainly be a candidate, and Ed Miliband has not denied reports that he may stand against his brother. Andy Burnham is also seen as someone with an outside chance of winning. There has been speculation about Alistair Darling, Alan Johnson and Harriet Harman replacing Brown, but all three have in the past signalled that they don't want the job. Others may yet be tempted to throw their hat in the ring. Who would you like to see running in the race to become the next leader of the Labour party? And perhaps the bigger question: do you think a new leader can turn around Labour's fortunes at the next general election – which, as many forecast, may not be far off?