Yes, it’s been a tough week for the Greens: but don’t lose sight of how we’re transforming British politics | Zack Polanski
And let me be clear: as leader, I will never tolerate antisemitism When I stood for leader of the Greens in 2025, our party was at a crossroads.
The Guardian reports: And let me be clear: as leader, I will never tolerate antisemitism When I stood for leader of the Greens in 2025, our party was at a crossroads.
We must now have unity and a discussion about party democracy. The transformative leadership of Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay had taken us to an electoral success we’d never seen before.
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