Nigel Farage brands Zack Polanski ‘incapable of acting in a decent way’ after Green leader refused to apologise for sharing beheading post

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‘Nasty piece of work!' Robert Jenrick reacts after Zack Polanski will face no further action over Nigel Farage beheading post.

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Robert Jenrick has branded Zack Polanski "a nasty piece of work" after police confirmed the Green Party leader would face no further action over sharing a post showing a man wearing a T-shirt advocating for the beheading of Nigel Farage.Speaking to GB News, the Reform Treasury spokesman said it was still "very poor" of Mr Polanski to refuse to apologise for the incident.

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On Monday night, Reform had reported the Green leader to the police over "incitement to murder" when he shared the image of a man in a black T-shirt emblazoned with the words: "We're only making plans for Nigel," alongside a guillotine.The Metropolitan Police has now transferred the case to Avon and Somerset Police, where investigations will continue into the man featured in the post.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Ahead of the Met's descsion, Mr Polanski refused to apologise, insisting it was "quite obvious" he had not "done anything wrong, other than make an inadvertent mistake".The Green Party leader admitted "I...

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Nigel Farage has branded Zack Polanski as "incapable of acting in a decent way" after the Green Party leader refused to apologise for sharing a post that called for his beheading.The Reform UK leader said "I expect the Metropolitan Police to act" after Mr Polanski said it was "quite obvious" he had not "done anything wrong, other than make an inadvertent mistake".It has since been confirmed the force will not take any further action against the Green Party leader.On Monday night, Reform had reported the Green leader to the police over "incitement to murder" when he shared 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 admitted he "didn't pay enough attention to the t-shirt" in question but insisted: "If I'd done it deliberately I'd be apologising." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "When the person posted it, it got less than 1,000 likes...

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It's now had 3.2million views.

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