Zack Polanski

This is it, it is on. I am delighted to be running to be the next MP for Holborn and St Pancras.

I obviously want to win. We’re going to be throwing everything at this election, not just the kitchen sink, but the entire kitchen.

The Greens might be the underdog in this election, but we have the momentum, and we can win.

People are incensed at the idea that they’ve got this new prime minister who is going to continue to drill for new oil and gas.

David Lammy has been insulting the people of Tottenham for years now, and I think this is another example of that.

I don’t think he’s necessarily anti-London. I think regional inequality absolutely exists, and coming from Manchester, I really recognise that.

The climate crisis is very much on the ballot in this election. We know that in this constituency, people care even more about the climate crisis than the national average.

A Green MP would work with him constructively to challenge him on the gaps in his plans.

I am confident but not complacent about my chances.

Voting Green sends a clear signal to the council and government that we demand better for our communities.

I love this place but I also know times are tough here in Holborn and St Pancras. My story of constantly moving around flats is such a common story for Londoners and I know so many people are struggling right now.

Nigel Farage and Lee Anderson hoped they could pin all this on two of their most senior advisors, but they have more questions to answer about how much they knew.

We know farmers have had wrecked harvest after wrecked harvest. Their crops are struggling and on top of that you’ve got supermarkets where the bosses are taking record bonuses while fleecing farmers.

It was a bleak preview of what is to come if we continue to allow the greed of corporations to come above the survival of our natural world – and all that relies on it. This must mark a turning point.

Will you tell the truth – and release the full unredacted report from the joint intelligence chiefs? Or will you keep hiding the truth from the public?

This is a great response. Thank you. I love you too.

I am so excited by the prospect of representing this place in Parliament.

It’s also true though that there’s a sense that London is wealthy, but actually somewhere like Holborn and St Pancras has deep poverty and deprivation and often it lives side by side with huge pockets of wealth.

Regional inequality exists so it is important that we talk about supporting all communities.

It’s a very easy conversation to have with people. Even if you support Labour or you want to give Andy Burnham a chance, voting Green in this election still makes sense because it’ll make him be a better Labour prime minister.

We know we can win here.

I think it’s nonsense. I think people are trying to up the stakes because they want some drama.

Loved visiting Edinburgh this weekend - as the Green Party prepare to run the council from next May.

This is somewhere we can win.

These very serious claims should be fully investigated by the Electoral Commission and the police.