'It was a mistake!' Now Zack Polanski refuses to apologise for Nigel Farage beheading post

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A: Zack Polanski has been blasted for his refusal to apologise to Reform UK leader Nigel Farage after sharing a social media post with a T-shirt calling for his beheading.Speaking to GB News, political commentator Duncan Barkes said the Green Party leader's refusal to back down and apologise is "embarrassing".When questioned on the now deleted post, Mr Polanski told the BBC that if he'd "done it deliberately", he would "be apologising".Newsnight host Victoria Derbyshire grilled the Green leader, telling him: "You're accepting it was dangerous and yet you won't apologise?" TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr Polanski responded: "I accept it's a dangerous message that I shared inadvertently, and I've corrected that immediately."If Nigel Farage wants to apologise for all the times that he's put other people in danger, then I'll be happy to make an apology."Delivering his verdict on Mr Polanski's response, Mr Barkes told GB News that Mr Polanski is "becoming a liability for his political...

B: Zack Polanski has refused to apologise for sharing an image of a man wearing a t-shirt that called for the decapitation of Nigel Farage.The Green Party leader was hauled in for a BBC Newsnight grilling over the row on Tuesday night - but claimed it was "quite obvious" he had not "done anything wrong, other than make an inadvertent mistake".He then said it would be "odd" for police to question him over the image of a man in a black t-shirt emblazoned with the words: "We're only making plans for Nigel," alongside a guillotine.Mr Polanski had "collaborated" on the post with multiple Instagram users - meaning it appeared on his profile the same way any other photo would.

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A: It was a mistake!' Now Zack Polanski refuses to apologise for Nigel Farage beheading post.

B: Zack Polanski has refused to apologise for sharing an image of a man wearing a t-shirt that called for the decapitation of Nigel Farage.The Green Party leader was hauled in for a BBC Newsnight grilling over the row on Tuesday night - but claimed it was "quite obvious" he had not "done anything wrong, other than make an inadvertent mistake".He then said it would be "odd" for police to question him over the image of a man in a black t-shirt emblazoned with the words: "We're only making plans for Nigel," alongside a guillotine.Mr Polanski had "collaborated" on the post with multiple Instagram users - meaning it appeared on his profile the same way any other photo would.