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Your Evening Briefing · from earlier

Greens hold the keys. The Greens’ Holborn and St Pancras by-election fight has suddenly become a proxy for the stability of Keir Starmer’s government. Zack Polanski’s party created the prime minister, but a loss there could yet unsettle Labour’s fragile majority, even if the former Green leader insists he faces “no danger” of having to step down. The stakes feel personal and political at once.

Labour’s uneasy truce. A by-election win does not quiet the criticism, with Novara Media and Zeteo UK questioning whether the party is dodging tough questions on Gaza and media narratives. Meanwhile, Declassified UK reports the Conservatives banked £1.3 million from a firm tied to Israeli settlements, adding another layer of tension to Labour’s balancing act.

Climate research narrows its gaze. A study in *The Conversation UK* finds climate tipping points are unevenly studied, with some risks receiving far more attention than others. Over in tech, *The Verge* takes aim at Donald Trump’s attempt to rename AI, calling it a clumsy branding exercise. And in France, Andy Burnham is urged to return to the EU fold by Novara Media, hinting at a transnational reshuffle.

Polanski’s Greens created prime minister Burnham. Holborn could yet undo him Ignore the Greens’ misleading claims, writes Peter Kellner Losing Holborn and St Pancras…Exclusive: Zack Polanski not in ‘any danger’ of having to step down if he loses Holborn and St Pancras by-election, former Green Party leader says Labour Won the By-Election but Don’t Be Fooled by the Media Spin Labour’s Byelection Candidate Stayed Quiet on Israel’s Genocide in Gaza

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