In once booming Aberdeen, Ed Miliband is a four-letter word and the city's a grim warning from the future of what Net Zero will do to the rest of Britain: STEPHEN DAISLEY

In Aberdeen, a city once thriving on the oil and gas industry, the shift towards Net Zero and the decline of fossil fuels have cast a shadow over its future. Ed Miliband, a key figure in the UK's push for Net Zero, is seen as a symbol of this transformation, prompting concerns about the broader impact on other regions reliant on fossil fuel industries. This change serves as a stark warning for Britain, highlighting potential economic struggles ahead as the country transitions to a greener economy. The implications go beyond just Aberdeen, suggesting broader challenges for communities dependent on fossil fuel industries.