‘Terminally online’: why frustrated Greens want Polanski to hand over his social media
Zack Polanski campaigns for his Green party local election candidates in London in May. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAView image in fullscreenZack Polanski campaigns for his Green party local election candidates in London in May. “Our videos to introduce Zack were great, but something seems to have gone missing since then.“The risk is that Burnham ends up looking like a safe pair of hands.
- ▪Zack Polanski campaigns for his Green party local election candidates in London in May.
- ▪Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAView image in fullscreenZack Polanski campaigns for his Green party local election candidates in London in May.
- ▪“Our videos to introduce Zack were great, but something seems to have gone missing since then.“The risk is that Burnham ends up looking like a safe pair of hands.
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Zack Polanski campaigns for his Green party local election candidates in London in May. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAView image in fullscreenZack Polanski campaigns for his Green party local election candidates in London in May. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAZack PolanskiAnalysis‘Terminally online’: why frustrated Greens want Polanski to hand over his social mediaPeter Walker Senior political correspondentAs Labour enjoy a ‘Burnham bounce’, post by Green leader that appeared to welcome violence against Nigel Farage has left some supporters bemused Wed 29 Jul 2026 03.21 EDTShareIt is just coincidence that a very public mishap by Zack Polanski arrived at the same time as new polls showed Labour in the lead.
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