Green Party leader Zack Polanski has firmly ruled out any cooperation with Labour while Keir Starmer remains its leader, rejecting the idea of a left-wing alliance to counter Reform UK. Polanski cited widespread public distrust in Starmer and criticised his record on key issues, including benefit caps and foreign policy. He left open the possibility of working with Labour under a different leader, suggesting Starmer's future as prime minister and even as an MP is uncertain. Recent polling shows the Greens ahead of Labour, intensifying speculation about the party's growing influence. Polanski also spoke about his commitment to peace, wearing a white poppy and advocating for global denuclearisation, including engaging in diplomacy with Russia.