While Sir Keir Starmer faces the world’s media today at Cop29 in Baku, his Energy Secretary Ed Miliband is on the airwaves fielding questions from the UK press. As the cost-of-living crisis persists, Miliband has been keen to assure listeners that, under Starmer’s army, his clean power by 2030 plan will not drive up household energy bills – but it seems the lefty Labour MP hasn’t managed to quite convince everyone of the veracity of his claim…
Quizzed on ITV’s Good Morning Britain about how much energy bills will first increase before coming down under Labour, Miliband insisted: ‘It is not...
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