The Greens
Coverage of The Greens in the Nexus archive.
- Greens suggest they will properly contest byelection in blow for Burnham
The Greens will contest the Makerfield byelection, complicating Andy Burnham's potential return to parliament. The party is selecting a candidate and has learned from its win in another Greater Manchester seat. A strong Reform UK challenge is expected.
- Minority groups brace for surge in racism after Reform UK election gains
Reform UK has made significant gains in a local election, prompting concerns among minority groups about a potential rise in racism. The outgoing Labour leader, John Cotton, urged the next administration to champion diversity. Reform UK emerged as the largest party with 22 councillors.
- Muslim group's 'grand deal' with the Greens to 'redraw the political landscape of the UK' would 'divide up the country', report says
A Muslim group's proposed alliance with the Greens could significantly alter the UK's political landscape, potentially dividing the country. The deal is seen as a major shift in political strategy. Its impact on the nation's politics is still uncertain.
- Rayner warns Starmer to change direction as Streeting preparing leadership bid
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer faces a challenging 24 hours as around 40 MPs call for him to quit, with Wes Streeting preparing a potential leadership bid. Angela Rayner warns of the need for a change in direction. Starmer's premiership is under threat after poor local election results.
- ‘Better the devil you know’: former Labour voters in Birmingham unsure about replacing Starmer
Former Labour voters in Birmingham are unsure about replacing Keir Starmer as leader, feeling nervous about the potential outcome. They expressed scepticism that a new leader would improve the party's fortunes. The group had previously criticized the prime minister.
- The SNP may have won again but Scottish politics has been upended
The Scottish National Party (SNP) has won again in Scotland, but with a muted victory due to public frustration. Labour tied with Reform for second place, while the Greens claimed a significant result. The outcome is seen as a defeat for Labour, with veteran politicians blaming Downing Street.
- 2026 elections mapped: how Labour lost ground in different directions
Labour suffered heavy losses across England, Scotland, and Wales in the 2026 elections, losing ground to opponents on the left and right. The party lost out to Reform and the Greens. Labour's losses were severe in various areas.
- Lib Dems can counter extremes of Reform and Greens, Davey says
The Liberal Democrats made gains in England's local elections, including winning the city council in Portsmouth, and Ed Davey claims this shows they can counter extreme populist change offered by Reform UK and the Greens. The party also lost a Scottish stronghold. Labour assessed the results as disastrous.
- Burnham is facing backlash over his shared platform with the Greens
Burnham is facing backlash for sharing a platform with the Greens, indicating a controversial political move. The details of the backlash are not specified, but it suggests disagreement with Burnham's decision. This shared platform may have significant implications for Burnham's political standing.
- Keir Starmer makes late pitch to voters turning to Greens and Reform
Labour faces record-breaking losses in local elections, Keir Starmer makes a pitch to voters considering Greens and Reform, stating only Labour prioritizes national interest. The local elections could decide Starmer's future as prime minister. Starmer criticizes Reform's Nigel Farage and the Greens' Zack Polanski as unfit to lead.
- The anti-Semitism smear that ruined Corbyn’s Labour now targets the Greens
The Labour party's anti-Semitism issue now affects the Greens, with Zack Polanski warned not to repeat Jeremy Corbyn's mistakes. The situation raises concerns about the impact of anti-Semitism allegations on political parties. The Greens must navigate this challenge to maintain their reputation.
- ‘Starmer’s referendum’: How local elections could expose a fractured UK
Local elections in the UK could deliver a sharp setback for Labour, with Reform UK and the Greens expected to gain. Thursday's polls may expose a fractured UK. Analysts predict significant changes in the election results.
- Keir Starmer set for London election nightmare as new mega-poll reveals Labour is 'under siege' from all sides - and the Greens will have bumper night
A new poll suggests Labour is under pressure from all sides in the London election, with Keir Starmer facing a potential nightmare. The Greens are expected to have a strong performance. Labour's support is being challenged by multiple parties.
- RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: The Greens are led by a vile fantasist. Labour are dishonest and incompetent. The Tories don't talk about the issues that matter… This is why I'm voting REFORM
Richard Littlejohn expresses dissatisfaction with major parties and announces support for Reform. He criticizes the Greens, Labour, and Tories for various reasons. Littlejohn's vote is a response to the perceived shortcomings of the major parties.
- Labour is on course to lose THREE-QUARTERS of its seats in next week's local elections, as disaffected voters turn to Reform and the Greens
Labour is projected to lose 75% of its seats in the upcoming local elections as voters shift to Reform UK and the Greens. The party faces significant challenges from disaffected voters seeking alternative political options.
- Australia news live: rental vacancies at record low in most big cities and prices rising
Australia's rental market is at its tightest ever with record low vacancies and rising rents in major cities. The Greens are urging the government to implement a rent freeze and eviction moratorium during the fuel crisis, citing similar pandemic-era protections.
- Greens ‘have welcomed’ people expelled by Labour for antisemitism, Steve Reed claims
UK Housing Secretary Steve Reed accused the Greens of welcoming Labour members expelled for antisemitism and criticized Nigel Farage for prioritizing Trump over his Clacton constituency, as May elections approach. The comments highlight tensions between Labour and smaller parties ahead of the vote.