Carla Denyer accuses Labour of failing to challenge Reform UK’s net zero ‘lie’
10-05-2025 08:00 via theguardian.com

Carla Denyer accuses Labour of failing to challenge Reform UK’s net zero ‘lie’

Greens co-leader to table private member’s bill on a worker-led green transition in attempt to seize narrative back from Nigel Farage’s partyThe Labour government is standing back and letting Reform UK “sell the lie” that net zero will harm working people, Carla Denyer, the Greens’ co-leader has said as she prepares to step back from the role she has held for four years.Denyer, who will not contest this summer’s party leadership re-election process, told the G
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