Green Party signals election strategy with pitch for Labour voters

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Party aims to build on strong polling with green policies backed by plans to increase minimum wage and renationalise rail network

The Green Party will set out its stall ahead of next year's general election, with the leadership more confident than ever that it can build on its recent strong showing in the polls. Green MP Caroline...

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