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Reform UK to hold press conference after Met rules out investigating Polanski over anti-Farage message ā UK politics live
Published 30 July 2026 Ā· europe
Green party said it was āobvious from the startā that Polanski had not committed an offence In its statement yesterday the Metropolitan police said that
Green party said it was āobvious from the startā that Polanski had not committed an offence In its statement yesterday the Metropolitan police said that āa crime should be recordedā in relation to the person wearing the T-shirt showing a guillotine and the phrase āweāre only making plans for Nigelā that was in the picture shared by Zack Polanski.
The Met said The event where that occurred took place in Bristol and as a result, we have transferred the crime report to Avon and Somerset police. They will consider what further action should now follow. We have carefully considered the available evidence in relation to a photograph taken at a political event in Bristol and subsequently shared on social media as part of a gallery of 20 images.
Particular consideration has been given to the context around the image; its use of song lyrics, and the marketing of the T-shirt as a satirical
Published: July 30, 2026 ā¢ 1:50 PM IST Ā· Updated: July 30, 2026 ā¢ 2:08 PM ISTBy TheBriefWire Editorial Team
Key points
Green party said it was āobvious from the startā that Polanski had not committed an offence In its statement yesterday the Metropolitan police said that āa crime should be recordedā in relation to the person wearing the T-shirt showing a guillotine and the phrase āweāre only making plans for Nigelā that was in the picture shared by Zack Polanski.
The Met said The event where that occurred took place in Bristol and as a result, we have transferred the crime report to Avon and Somerset police.
They will consider what further action should now follow.
We have carefully considered the available evidence in relation to a photograph taken at a political event in Bristol and subsequently shared on social media as part of a gallery of 20 images.
Particular consideration has been given to the context around the image;
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