Real change is coming. 2026 is the year we really turn things around. www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/zack-p...

Green Party leader Zack Polanski will use his Christmas message to call for an end to the 'cruel' treatment of migrants at Calais at the same time as the King deliver's his speech

New Labour under Blair and Brown were very authoritarian as well and attacked the right to protest. Especially after the Iraq war protests

Greta Thunberg arrested for holding a sign opposing genocide. When peaceful protest is a crime, democracy is in deep trouble. Happening under a Labour Government.

The lurch towards the far right means more and more british born children of immigrants like me are done with the UK and leaving. I left last year. The country fails without immigration Would love to see an immigrant or children of, go on general strike for a day or two. UK will fall apart...

Yet more reason to think Labour Stans are as messed up and bigoted as the party leaders.

YouGov have Reform on 25% in both their first poll of 2025 and their final poll before Christmas. The only significan sustained gain across 2025 was Green Party +7, at expense of Labour Reform 25% tp 25% (-) Labour 26% to 20% (-6) Cons 22% to 19% (-3) LibDems 14% to 15% (+1) Greens 8% to 15% (+7)

Matthew Bowles works for the IEA. Funded by the fossil fuel industry, gambling and tobacco. Times up. Merry Christmas! Join.greenparty.org.uk

Left: Greta Thunberg arrested for holding a placard in London Right: Labour's Baron Hain, "This gov is treating Palestine action as equivalent to ISIS or al-Qaeda, which is intellectually bankrupt, politically unprincipled and morally wrong. I'm deeply ashamed"

Labour hate working people

I had to drag the Mayor this year to even describe what's happening in Gaza as a genocide. We were told a Labour Govenrment working with a Labour Mayor would be the game changer - but this Government is still trying to drag everyone down with it. www.mylondon.news/news/zone-1-...

Lobitos, Peru

Petition: Apply to Rejoin the EU as soon as possible to increase growth in the UK petition.parliament.uk/petitions/74...

The Migration Advisory Committee has recommended that the government reduce occupation-specific thresholds for Skilled Workers. Here's why, in 3 posts...

Well, that was quite a year! Here's our roundup of the big migration moments of 2025, including 3 white papers, a big fall in net migration, and 10 gaps in the evidence base. migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/co...

The centre left should have been fighting this battle from the start, rather than accepting the right’s false premise

Is the UK prepared for a plunging birthrate and net emigration? “We are already seeing schools struggling to attract enough children, but the consequences are a lot more serious than that” www.thetimes.com/business/eco...

I'm DM'd by Labour ops for not supporting Sir Keith Genocide and how I'm enabling Farage Keith's Reform Policies attacking: ✅️ migrants/asylum seekers/ ethnic mining ✅️ Disabled, trans people ✅️ kissing Trump’s ass ✅️ withdrawing of ECHR ✅️ supporting war crimes ✅️ peaceful protesters ✅️ striking workers

The UK will celebrate net emigration and depopulation come 2027. And by 2028 it will start to realise, with an ageing society and low growth, what a really silly thing it has done. The right will go "pro-natalist", the centre-left will be completely stuck.

On 16th September 2025 you chose not to vote, alongside Reform MPs. Why did you and Labour whips, on this particular day 3 months ago, not feel the same way as today on this particular issue? If you were serious about what you’re saying today, you would have never abstained no matter the threats.

"no matter where they're born". www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

It is distressingly apparent that a significant part of Labour’s leadership circle agree with a lot of the Reform agenda

and paul is correct - labour's biggest proposed changes are broadly identical to reform in terms of (for example) making it almost impossible to settle. on top of that, labour goes *significantly* further (and in very bad ways) than both reform and the conservatives in multiple related areas

Labour does nothing to call out xenophobic and racist myths for what they are, but keep affirming those who believe in them by telling them they are right and their concerns are legitimate. And that’s not just Starmer’s iteration, it’s been going on for years.

If someone says the UK has ever had "uncontrolled immigration" their opinion can be disregarded, as they don't know what they're talking about.

It’s sad how determined some Labour supporters are to cling to the xenophobic policies that have driven so many voters away from them.

shocking report finds persecuted minority is telling the truth in contradiction to years of authoritarian government lies. more news at 10.

It won’t make the blind bit of difference to Labour’s policy. Their immigration stance has never had anything to do with reality.

Neither. Labour aren’t an evil bunch of racists, they’re complacent in the face of racism & are happy to throw immigrants and ethnic minorities under the bus for perceived electoral gain. And as importantly, they completely misunderstand the threat of Reform, or wouldn’t be engaging in appeasement.

It's a lot harder than a lot of people realise to be recognised as a victim of modern slavery, or trafficking, not the same thing. Labour has followed the Conservatives on weakening protections though under a false claim that there is widespread abuse of systems www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

2025 has been a speed competition in normalising racism. And as Toni Morrison said, the serious function of racism is distraction. So 2025 has topped the charts in distraction from the real work to achieve societal progress. Wishing you a less distracted 2026. northeastbylines.co.uk/news/politic...

Sir Enoch Starmer is "tolerant", say Centrist bag carriers

I’m still wondering who those Labour or Reform tactical voters are going to support, when they refuse to vote Green

Leaving aside the comedy value of an MP in Starmer's Labour Party complaining about division, this is also just nonsense. The interests of the extremely rich are at odds with those of the rest of the population. Objectively. The division is real, material, structural. You can't just wish it away.

😂😂 A Labour MP thinks being barred from pubs is ‘undermining the inclusive culture’ Welcome to the UK under your government mate. Now you know how large sections of society feels , thanks to your divisive policies.

Human rights are universal - politicians may not always find them politically convenient but it shouldn’t fall to any gov’t to say who those rights should & should not apply to. If that happens than none of us has rights, just privileges that can be taken away by people in power whenever they want

Some utterly useless people are wasting so much of our time and money in this country, in govt and the civil service. These people have wasted way more than we've ever given to support asylum seekers www.theguardian.com/society/2025...

The main thing to conclude from this Labour strategy to compare the Greens to Reform is that they don’t understand the threat that Reform pose. They’re not bothered by fascism.

I'm proud of this rant at a Labour MP.

🔥 @zackpolanski.bsky.social has been on fire since he became Green Party leader. 🔟 Here's what we think are his Top 10 Greatest Hits of 2025.

Propaganda tactic: The Illusory Truth Effect. Where repeatedly pushing the false claim that Labour is promoting tolerance, openness, and non-divisiveness makes it feel true, simply because people become familiar with it, even if they know it’s false.

Closing the year with one of our highest ever polls. Thank you everyone so much for your support and determination this year. We're all just getting started. Join.greenparty.org.uk

labour 2022-2024: let's tell everyone to vote for us bcos we're not the tories even tho we totally are. labour 2025-2029: let's tell everyone to vote for us bcos we're not reform even tho we totally are.

Personally I think this stunt backfires more often than not; people seeing this come through their door will remember "green", not the candidates name (and they are deliberately not putting the party name on it). Breaking the first rule of political campaigns: don't boost your opponent's brand.

Green is the colour of the season for Labour MPs

Brexit is still severely damaging Britain. We must rejoin our neighbours and most important trading partners, and get rid of the Brexit red tape. Brexit red tape is utterly destroying the British economy.

🎄 Just getting my last Xmas cards out there. ✍🏼 Dear cabinet....

While delays aren't unheard of, whatever reason Labour gives if they postpone local elections at this time, all it will look like to most voters is that a hugely unpopular government is playing for time. That's going to boost particularly Reform, but also other parties. www.bbc.com/news/article...

The *Labour Party* said that my very existence as a foreign-born taxpayer, community member, and general *human being* has caused, and I quote, “incalculable damage.” This was said to chase one and only only of the below-mentioned party’s voters, and it wasn’t Zack’s.

to be fair here the whole country is pretty united on Starmer