The potential of sport is overlooked in the Green’s manifesto.
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The Greens are prepared to play Robin Hood, which probably won’t go down well with the wealthy.
Imagine a radically shrunken economy with 45% of all national income reserved for the state and you’ve just scratched the surface of the Greens’ economic vision.
Our experts review the evidence behind the Green Party’s big ticket policies.
The Greens offer a fresh outlook on immigration in the UK, but their manifesto contains shades of uncertainty.
The Green manifesto allows for initial funding, but does not say how tackling mental health would be paid for thereafter.
Our experts find that the Green Party’s generous pledges on education will cost them.
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