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Story summary
- Keir Starmer, Labour Party leader, has intensified criticism of the Green Party as it polls around 14%.
- Starmer labeled the Greens' anti-NATO stance as dangerous amid global volatility and criticized their drug policy.
- Labour aims to contrast its progressive achievements with Greens' positions, citing environmental and social reforms.
- Analysts warn that unless Labour adapts, its attacks may not be effective, as Greens claim a significant portion of Starmer's base.
