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Zack Polanski’s year of magical thinking (opens the original)
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At around 9pm on Tuesday 22 September, a WhatsApp message pinged into Green Party members’ inboxes. “Cancel your plans!” it ordered – “And that includes conference.” The missive came from the party’s field team for the watershed Holborn and St Pancras by-election on 8 October. It urged members to demand refunds for their tickets to the party’s annual autumn conference, taking place in Brighton from 2 to 4 October. Instead, the message went on, the party should redirect its efforts to campaigning
Rail workers to strike during Labour conference (opens the original)
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Outsourced workers on publicly owned TransPennine Express are to strike during the Labour Party Conference in a move designed by the RMT Union to pressure Andy Burnham to fulfil the government’s promise to “end the era of outsourcing by default”. Despite the government taking several railway operators into public ownership – including TransPennine Express which was nationalised in 2023 – thousands of workers, including cleaning staff, catering staff and security guards, remain outsourced to priv
Burnham ally to become Labour's general secretary (opens the original)
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Labour’s ruling National Executive Committee has chosen Joe Fortune as the party’s new general secretary. Fortune currently holds the same role in Labour’s sister party, the Co-Operative Party. His appointment will be ratified at Labour’s annual conference in Liverpool which kicks off next week. The search for a new general secretary was triggered after Hollie Ridley, Fortune’s predecessor, informed Labour staff of her intention to step down in July, shortly before Andy Burnham became leader. An
Holborn & St Pancras is the battleground of the British left (opens the original)
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On 12 September, at two locations straddling Camden Road, the main contenders in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election held their campaign launches. At Castlehaven Community Park, a sun-washed garden behind Camden Lock, the Green Party’s leader, Zack Polanski, kicked off his bid. Accompanied by the left-wing journalist Owen Jones, Polanski rallied the gathered members, sending them away to stuff leaflets through letter boxes. This article appears in the 16 Sep 2026 issue of the New Statesman, W
Zack Polanski: I am "incredibly confident" about winning Holborn and St Pancras (opens the original)
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Zack Polanski has been selected as the Green Party candidate in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election. The by-election was called after former prime minister Keir Starmer resigned from the seat on 1 September. Voting will take place on 8 October. Polanski was chosen following a ballot of members at an online selection meeting for the Camden Greens on Thursday evening (10 September) and won with 84 per cent of the vote. The result was announced at an event in King’s Cross this morning. “I am pro
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