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Green Party Proposes Church-State Separation Ahead of Election

4/5/2026

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The British Green Party proposes separating the Church of England from the state if it wins the U.K. general election by August 2029.
Critics warn the proposal would threaten centuries of British tradition and Christian values in constitutional reforms after hereditary peers were removed.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski supports a secular state, drawing backlash over policies.
As local elections approach, the debate may influence voter sentiment amid rising polarization.

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The British Green Party proposes separating the Church of England from the state if it wins the U.K. general election by August 2029.
Critics warn the proposal would threaten centuries of British tradition and Christian values in constitutional reforms after hereditary peers were removed.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski supports a secular state, drawing backlash over policies.
As local elections approach, the debate may influence voter sentiment amid rising polarization.