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65% of Labour voters want Government to approve Rosebank oil field – survey

The Independent ·First reported
The Independent65% of Labour voters want Government to approve Rosebank oil field – survey
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A survey found 65% of those who voted for Labour in 2024 support the development of Rosebank, the UK’s largest untapped oil field.

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