The Green Party has the most self-explanatory name in British politics. But it has a complicated history. In its 1974 Manifesto for Survival, the party’s forerunners proposed radical land reform and strict immigration controls, fearing the world was becoming overpopulated. A rebranded Green Party won 15 per cent of the vote in the 1989 European elections, tapping into a tide of rising environmentalism — before welcoming the conspiracy theorist David Icke into the fold. By the early 2020s the par

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