They were supposed to be ordinary people appearing on a Labour political broadcast, venting their fury at energy price hikes. But closer inspection reveals that, far from being average citizens, the participants actually included a millionaire restaurant owner and a Guardian journalist. The party broadcast last night featured interviews with people struggling to pay fuel bills. One of them was Beresford Casey, owner of a posh burger chain, who lives in the plush Primrose Hill area of north London – half a mile from Ed Miliband’s childhood home. Scroll down for video Jack Monroe, blogger and campaigner, appeared in the Labour party broadcast
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Labour broadcast featured interviews with people struggling to pay fuel bills
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One of them was Beresford Casey, owner of a posh burger chain
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Another was Jack Monroe, a campaigner and journalist
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