Ed Miliband joins fight to save solar feed-in tariffs

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Early Day Motion calls on government to reverse decision to slash support for solar farms

Labour leader Ed Miliband has today lent his weight to the campaign against cuts to the feed-in tariff incentive scheme he introduced as Energy and Climate Change Secretary, signing an Early Day Motion...

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