Multiple reports describe internal pressure within the UK government over energy policy. The dispute centers on Energy Secretary Ed Miliband’s position on North Sea oil and gas, which the outlets say has become a point of disagreement within the Cabinet. According to the reports, Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under pressure from some cabinet ministers to “rethink” aspects of the government’s Net Zero approach. The coverage also says former Prime Minister Tony Blair has advised the current prime minister to scrap what it characterizes as “illogical” climate targets associated with Ed Miliband’s stance. Overall, the reporting portrays a widening split inside government between ministers who support maintaining or strengthening the current Net Zero targets and those who want changes to policy direction or targets. The articles do not provide detailed policy documents or specific changes, but they characterize the disagreement as growing and ongoing, with Miliband’s opposition to North Sea oil and gas highlighted as a key driver of the internal tension.