Natalie Bennett vows to shout Green Party message from the rooftops

Jessica Shankleman
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The new Green Party leader reveals she has put her new book on hold to lead members in one direction

As David Cameron reshuffled his Cabinet for the first time yesterday, the Green Party was getting to grips with a restructuring of its own. Natalie Bennett was this week elected as the woman to replace...

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