WATCH: Ideologue Ed Miliband Gets WRECKED With Basic Facts On Sunday Media Rounds
March 15, 2026
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14:13Now PlayingWATCH: Ideologue Ed Miliband Gets WRECKED With Basic Facts On Sunday Media Rounds
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as posted by the channelEd Miliband stood by his desire to disallow new oil licenses in the North Sea today, at the same time as oil prices are skyrocketing because of the war in Iran. He also stood by the Government's use of 'inflammatory language' against petrol retailers, despite Laura Kuenssberg showing him a pie chart that clearly showed that high petrol prices are not retailers' fault. Did he make a complete fool of himself?
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