Green Party

Any replacement for Keir Starmer would face the same problems – and the need for a fresh narrative to match future challenges

A disaster for Starmer and a triumph for Farage - but not quite as clear-cut as predicted

*Only two of these things are actually true – we think

The charismatic Green leader is close to a breakthrough - yet must answer legitimate questions about his past and his social media likes

The latest Reform policy for a stronger, happier, more unified Britain is a promise to build detention camps for immigrants – but only in constituencies where people vote for the Green Party. Only problem: it’s not legal

The former Green Party leader says that the government wants to ignore the climate crisis and if Nigel Farage gets into power, Britain’s climate policy will become even worse

Their poll surge is partly down to Zack Polanski saying things Labour no longer does - but climate change and nature are still top of the agenda

The leaders of Reform and the Greens both want to turn Britain into a huge political experiment. That’s the last thing we need

The very online right got into a fury about Hannah Spencer's colourful clothes as she made her maiden speech

Politically they couldn’t be more different. But between them, these two politicians, one GOP, one Green, tell a story about how to confront populism

Starmer may think his party is fighting a war on two fronts. But the reality is far worse than that

The Reform candidate in Gorton and Denton tried to blame “woke” ideology and “Islamism” for his by-election defeat. Might it be that actually, he and his politics are just not very appealing?

The Labour strategy in Gorton and Denton backfired disastrously, and drove its core voters towards the Greens. If it doesn’t change course, the same thing could happen at the general election

The full transcript of Spencer's speech as the Green party pulls off a landmark victory - in a significant blow to Keir Starmer

The Green candidate – a local plumber – is convinced she can win. But does a Labour-Green fight risk splitting the vote on the left, and handing the seat to Reform?

The Gorton and Denton by-election has been hit with claims of letters from a suspect Reform-backing pensioner and Green leaflets with dodgy quotes

Now’s not the time for Britain to give up nuclear arms. The leader of the Greens made a bad mis-step by suggesting otherwise

The Green Party leader may have concluded that voters who backed George Galloway would not switch to him

The Green Party leader is accused of playing dirty amid rumours he wants to unseat Labour MP Stella Creasy in East London

The paper's political editor took umbrage at the Green MP Siân Berry's casual footwear

The Greens’ leader wants to fight Reform using left wing populism. But if he lets in the Corbynistas, will they ruin everything – again?

At least two Labour MPs are on a watchlist amid rumours of a switch to the Green Party

The Green party risks being dismissed as a hard left protest vote – how can it broaden its appeal?

Labour should work with the Lib Dems and Greens to help stop polarisation and public apathy

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at James Cleverly, the Greens, Michael Fabricant and more

Labour carries a heavy mantle of responsibility to this generation and those that will follow

What are these pamphlets of political promises actually for – and why do parties with no hope of winning bother writing them?

After an influx of ex-Labour voters, are they still the party of the climate crisis – or of Corbyn, or Gaza?

Until our broken electoral system is fixed, we need to play Westminster at its own game

As she adds more fossil fuel drilling to her portfolio of environmental insults, Liz Truss, PM, is shaping up as a threat for a world facing climate disaster

Robert Habeck is the country’s most popular politician. But a hard autumn and winter are coming...

On a trip to Batley ahead of its forthcoming by-election, ROBYN VINTER finds little enthusiasm for the Tories, as they eye up another piece of the Red Wall, but not much more for Labour either, as it faces a familiar foe