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Mark Rowley défend les agents qui ont arrêté le suspect de l'incident de mercredi et appelle le leader du Parti vert à faire preuve de solidarité. Le chef de la police métropolitaine a déclaré que le partage par le leader du Parti vert Zack Polanski d'une publication concernant l'arrestation du suspect terroriste de Golders Green aura un « effet dissuasif ». Des agents de la Met ont arrêté un homme de 45 ans après que deux personnes juives ont été poignardées dans cette banlieue du nord-ouest de Londres mercredi. La police a déclaré que le suspect avait été neutralisé à l'aide d'un pistolet à impulsion électrique. Lire la suite...

Green party leader accuses Keir Starmer of ‘silly games’ in accusing his party of playing down hate crimesZack Polanski has called on politicians to treat antisemitism with “consideration, care and nuance” as he accused Keir Starmer of trying to play political games with the issue.The Green leader’s comments come after the prime minister accused him of playing down recent antisemitic incidents. Polanski’s party is facing increasing scrutiny for recent comments by some candidates and members. Continue reading...

Leader understood to have spoken to 10 trade unions after party claimed working class voters are turning to themZack Polanski has kicked off a charm offensive designed to convince trade unions to stop funding Labour and throw their weight behind the Green party, as he delivered the first in a series of speeches to union conferences.The Green leader has had “good conversations” with 10 trade unions, including some affiliated to Labour, according to party sources, and is due to address the University and College Union and the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union, not affiliated with Labour, in the coming months. Continue reading...

Leader uses first major economic speech to prioritise public services and reduction of inequality over growthA government led by the Green party would not set targets for GDP growth but would instead focus on people’s mental health, social cohesion and community welfare, Zack Polanski has said in a major speech to set out his plans for the economy.In his first policy address since taking over as leader of the Greens in England and Wales six months ago, Polanski condemned what he called “rip-off Britain”, where a minority of asset owners benefited at the expense of people obliged to pay unaffordable sums for housing and other basics. Continue reading...