
Labour has reportedly been briefing against energy secretary Ed Miliband, possibly due to his success and popularity. Miliband, a key figure in the government's net zero agenda, faces opposition from the Tories, Reform UK, the fossil fuel industry, and some within his own party. Despite this, he has maintained an upbeat message and is seen to be making fast progress on his mission to decarbonise the UK's power sector by 2030. The internal conflict highlights divisions within Labour over climate policy and Miliband's influence.
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Labour has reportedly been briefing against energy secretary Ed Miliband, possibly due to his success and popularity. Miliband, a key figure in the government's net zero agenda, faces opposition from the Tories, Reform UK, the fossil fuel industry, and some within his own party. Despite this, he has maintained an upbeat message and is seen to be making fast progress on his mission to decarbonise the UK's power sector by 2030. The internal conflict highlights divisions within Labour over climate...
Labour briefed against Ed Miliband despite his popularity
The Tory party, Reform, the fossil fuel industry, and some members of the Labour party have lined up against the net zero agenda as energy secretary Ed Miliband.
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The Tory party, Reform, the fossil fuel industry, and some members of the Labour party have lined up against the net zero agenda as energy secretary Ed Miliband.
The Guardian<p>Tories, Reform, fossil fuel industry and some in his party lined up against net zero agenda as energy secretary</p><p>“Whenever the Labour party feels a bit sad,” according to one close observer of the current government, speaking some months ago, “they wheel out Ed Miliband to talk about <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/environment/article/2024/jul/13/labours-rooftop-revolution-to-deliver-solar-power-to-millions-of-uk-homes">rooftop solar</a>.
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The Tory party, Reform, the fossil fuel industry, and some members of the Labour party have lined up against the net zero agenda as energy secretary Ed Miliband.
The GuardianMiliband's mission to decarbonise the UK's power sector by 2030 is seen to be progressing fast.
OpinionEd Miliband is unfailingly upbeat with a simple message understandable to voters.
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