Co-leader Carla Denyer was interviewed by Owen Jones on his “Owen Jones meets…” series, discussing the Green Party’s chances of electoral success and how Greens are winning over voters from all parties.

At PMQs, Caroline Lucas challenged the PM on why the government is proceeding with oil, gas and coal developments and received a lacklustre response.

A new poll found that more Green voters believe the Conservative government is corrupt than voters for any other Party. 

Following Wednesday’s tragic death of nearly 30 people trying to cross the Channel, Green Migration and Refugee Support Spokesperson Benali Hamdache called on Priti Patel to end the political games and protect human life.

'This government should go... It is corrupt to its core', Green peer Jenny Jones told ITVs Last Word.

For International Day to End Violence Against Women and Girls, Natalie Bennett wrote about how the Government is focusing more on attacking peaceful protestors than on protecting women from harassment and attack.

Finance and Economy spokesperson, Molly Scott Cato, was quoted in the Guardian expressing her scepticism of carbon markets.

Co-leader Adrian Ramsay has been announced as the Green candidate for the North Suffolk constituency, as the Party demonstrates its confidence that we can win both rural and urban seats at the next General Election.

Carla Denyer welcomed news that the German Greens are set to enter government, subject to a vote by members. Carla said this is another example of what is becoming a familiar pattern across Europe, with Greens already in government from Scotland and Ireland to Finland and Portugal.