Polanski’s Greens brace for the ‘Burnham bounce’
News Politics Polanski’s Greens brace for the ‘Burnham bounce’ The left-wing populists are sharpening their attack lines after losing ground to the ruling Labour Party’s Andy Burnham. Zack Polanski’s party had been basking in the glow of unprecedented local election wins in May after capitalizing on Labour’s tanking support under the centrist Keir Starmer. 10 Downing Street is stopping them in their tracks.
- ▪News Politics Polanski’s Greens brace for the ‘Burnham bounce’ The left-wing populists are sharpening their attack lines after losing ground to the ruling Labour Party’s Andy Burnham.
- ▪Zack Polanski’s party had been basking in the glow of unprecedented local election wins in May after capitalizing on Labour’s tanking support under the centrist Keir Starmer.
- ▪10 Downing Street is stopping them in their tracks.
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News Politics Polanski’s Greens brace for the ‘Burnham bounce’ The left-wing populists are sharpening their attack lines after losing ground to the ruling Labour Party’s Andy Burnham. Copy Link Copied Share via email Share on X Share on WhatsApp Share on LinkedIn Zack Polanski insists he is the “opposite of worried about Andy Burnham.” | Finnbarr Webster/Getty Images July 28, 2026 4:00 am CET By Isabel Loubser LONDON — Britain’s new prime minister, Andy Burnham, is playing the Greens at their own game. Zack Polanski’s party had been basking in the glow of unprecedented local election wins in May after capitalizing on Labour’s tanking support under the centrist Keir Starmer. But Labour’s charismatic new leader in No. 10 Downing Street is stopping them in their tracks.
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