i asked adrian ramsay, wind i have ever doing so well?e've seen huge growth in the number of greens elected to councils right across the country and that's been from labour and from the conservatives in rural and urban areas alike. people are saying that they're looking for a positive alternative for mps who will fight for their area, who will fight fora fairer, greener country and whoever forms the next government we need green mps there to hold them to account and stand up for their constituencies. and we've just got huge excitement, huge momentum behind our campaign to deliver those green mps at the next general election. if you look at some of our sister parties around the world, like australia and canada, for example, they've seen their green mp numbers grow in their recent elections. they've gone from one to three or four, as we're seeking to do under first past the post electoral system. and we learn the lessons from those and from all the places around the world where greens are part of the government, making a real difference at

was a coloured tenure there, one of the co—leaders of the green party and starting next to her adrian ramsayd included not allowing any back door privatisation and the nhs, a nationwide home insulation scheme. tackling the lack of affordability in housing and renting, ensuring no more shareholder payouts until water companies and stop dumping sewage into the rivers. and more tax on the very richest. let's bring in the political pollsterjoe twyman now, a founder of delta poll. you listening in to that, some of the policies mentioned there, do they sound like the kind of things voters would be on board with?— on board with? yes, in certain circumstances, _ on board with? yes, in certain circumstances, particularly . on board with? yes, in certain - circumstances, particularly around housing, which were young voters is an enormously important issue across the country. when it comes to issues such as how to tackle climate change and environmental issues, you have, in public opinion, support for the principle of a great many initiatives, for instance, the principle of net zero by 2050 is supporte

its co—leaders adrian ramsay and carla denyer confirmed the party will be seeking to get four mps electedet out their plans for homes as every home should be properly insulated and free from damp and mould. >> we'd give renters the legal right to demand this from their landlords . landlords. >> now a conservative councillor has called for the home secretarys resignation over the handung secretarys resignation over the handling of scampton . the handling of scampton. the government is accused of ignonng government is accused of ignoring a legal order to stop converting the former air base into a migrant camp to house 2000 people. the home office says it's confident the project meets planning requirements. but councillor roger paterson described the department as liars . police and private liars. police and private companies are being urged to stop using facial recognition surveillance. a group of 65 mps and peers backing a big brother watch campaign are calling for change. police have used live facial recognition software at large scale public events such as the king's coronation in. the g

its co—leaders adrian ramsay and carla inaya confirmed the party will be seeking to get four mps electedon , bristol, elected in brighton, bristol, suffolk and herefordshire . mr suffolk and herefordshire. mr ramsay called for key public services like water companies , services like water companies, to be brought under public ownership , whilst mr inaya ownership, whilst mr inaya detailed their plans for homes . detailed their plans for homes. >> every home should be properly insulated and free from damp and mould. we'd give renters the legal right to demand this from their landlords . their landlords. >> a conservative councillor has called for the home secretary resignation over the handling of raf scampton. the government is accused of ignoring a legal order to stop converting the former airbase into a migrant camp to house 2000 people. the home office says it's confident the project meets planning requirements. but councillor roger patterson described the department as liars . department as liars. >> and i wouldn't trust the home office as far as i could throw them. i have no confide

that is caladenia and adrian ramsay earlier caladenia asserting that they could return four mps at their headline pledge, well, it's for a mass programme of insulating every home that needsit. of insulating every home that needs it . but the greens, needs it. but the greens, they've only ever won a single parliamentary seat. that's brighton pavilion. but caroline lucas , she is stepping down and lucas, she is stepping down and they have got a renewed challenge from labour there so thatis challenge from labour there so that is the start of the green party conference. co—leaders. carla denia and adrian ramsay setting out their stall . setting out their stall. >> yeah, a proper windfall tax and a carbon tax as well as that green homes agenda. coming up, we'll stay with issues on local authorities because of the ongoing battle between a local council and the home office. we're live at what was raf scampton from three on gb news choose . from three on gb news choose. welcome back. >> the home office is continuing to convert the former raf base at scampton into a camp for asylum seekers. now