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Labour’s ‘Cost of Living Champion’ Says Miliband Would Be “A Disaster” as Chancellor

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Labour’s ‘Cost of Living Champion’ Says Miliband Would Be “A Disaster” as Chancellor
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I think, listen, of course, you know, I’m speaking on the hottest June on record. But I think how we’re going about it is far too ideological. I think it’s putting unfair pressure on households and on bill payers in a very regressive way.

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Canonical URLhttps://order-order.com/2026/06/26/labours-cost-of-living-champion-says-miliband-would-be-a-disaster-as-chancellor/
Publication timeFri, 26 Jun 2026 07:53:05 +0000
Retrieval time2026-06-26T07:57:30.858Z
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“He’d be a disaster. I think, listen, of course, you know, I’m speaking on the hottest June on record. Climate change is real. I believe in science. But I think how we’re going about it is far too ideological. I think it’s putting unfair pressure on households and on bill payers in a very regressive way. I think if Ed were to come in, it would be balked at by the business communities, the markets would freak out.”

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