REVEALED: Damning report exposes radical views of Britain's new 'Net Zero Ice-Queen'

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A damning new report has exposed the radical views of Britain's new Net Zero Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh.

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Since being appointed by new Prime Minister Andy Burnham and entering office, Ms Fahnbulleh has said very little about her ideas.Before entering Parliament only in 2024 at the last election, Ms Fahnbulleh held the role of chief executive at the left-wing think-tank, the New Economics Foundation (NEF), for a full six years to 2023.The NEF's first mission statement is to "build a fast and fair transition to a green economy through a deep and equitable transformation to address the climate crisis".

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Her strong left-wing credentials, exposed by Facts4EU's report, are also demonstrated by the NEF's third mission statement to "shift power to people and communities through democratic ownership of the economy and devolving political power."In 2019 she wrote an essay for the Foreign Affairs magazine that said the UK should strive to hit Net Zero by the...

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