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News in brief
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Zack Polanski has said he will stay on as the Green party’s leader after losing the Holborn and St Pancras by-election.
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The leader of the Jewish Greens was among those calling for Polanski to step down, citing his lack of leadership over the ‘Zionism is racism’ motion.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has spent £1.8 million repairing Royal Lodge. He has now formally surrendered his lease.
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The Pentagon has said the US public will be able to watch a livestream of a former army major being executed by firing squad.
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Navi Pillay, a former UN human rights commissioner, has won the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Ross Clark says Zack Polanski is on the brink after his Holborn by-election defeat, while James Heale calls the result a sign of Andy Burnham’s signal achievement. Andrew Gilligan argues that the British Muslim Trust’s mosque attack claims don’t add up, while Rory Hanrahan explains how Iran’s pay-as-you-go terror came to Britain. Isabel Hardman explores why Labour doesn’t want to talk about NHS waiting lists, and Druin Burch asks who is to say Simon Pegg doesn’t have ADHD.
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getty
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Washington D.C., USA: US President Donald Trump with Elon Musk, Jensen Huang and Sergey Brin at the Golden Age of American Innovation Summit
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In words
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‘I want to be an MP. I don’t think it’s the be-all and end-all – I think I’ve demonstrated over the last year that you can create change from outside of parliament – but absolutely the same thing stands.’
– Green party leader Zack Polanski on his by-election defeat
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