"When Farage says jump, Labour asks how high'. But the Greens won't dance to the tune of a Trump-loving, NHS-dismantling corporate stooge. Let's say it loud and clear: migrants and refugees are not the problem; they are part of what makes Britain great. The real threat to our high streets, to our homes, to our NHS, comes from decades of austerity, privatisation and an economic system that rigs the rules for billionaires."
"At every opportunity, our message will be clear: the Green party will bring down your bills, cut the cost of living and protect our NHS We will tax the wealthiest, end rip-off Britain, and invest in public services that work for everyone If Reform can rocket through the polls with a politics of despair, then it's time for the Green party to do the same thing with a politics of hope."
The Green party conference begins with membership at a record high of over 80,000 following the election of eco-populist Zack Polanski as leader. Coverage is constrained as national news focuses on the Manchester synagogue attack, and comments relating to that attack will be barred while investigations continue. Polanski will accuse Labour of enabling Reform UK's politics and position the Greens against anti-immigrant rhetoric, asserting migrants and refugees strengthen Britain. The party pledges to fund public services through a wealth tax, to cut household costs, protect the NHS, tax the wealthiest and offer a politics of hope rather than despair.
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