Gillian Ambrose
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first heard May 2026
last heard 7 May
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Today in Focus · Outrage as oil giants profit billions from Iran war – The Latest · 7 May 2026
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then you would be helping those who need it most, those who are in debt.
And that would also be something that would be probably welcomed by the energy companies, welcomed by the people who really need the help.
And yeah, I hope that the government, I know that they're talking about the best way to target relief.
I think this could be one of the ways that they do that.
But there are many.
We're just hoping that something comes through at some stage.
I think Ed Miliband has been in a really difficult position in recent weeks, particularly with the rise of the Green Party.
They've never been under more pressure to be presenting themselves as a very Green Party that is committed to net zero.
The fact is, though, their manifesto ruled out new exploration licenses.
There are a couple of projects, Rosebank, Jackdaw, that already have licenses from previous government.
They're waiting to get the go ahead.
And it's up to Miliband to decide whether or not they do.
My feeling is that they might.
They might well get that approval.
But that's certainly not a statement he will want to make ahead of these elections where the Greens are expected to do very well in any event.
But there is a lot of pressure on him from both sides.
I think a crisis has an interesting way of polarizing debates.
So for a lot of people who are looking at the situation, it is entirely obvious that the way forward should be more green energy.
But to other people, the obvious solution is having our own fossil fuels and more of those.
So there's no easy debates in the energy industry.
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