This is The Guardian.

Today, inside the Green Party surge and Zach Pananski's vision for Britain. It's a cold, wet December evening outside a lecture hall at King's College London.

We're waiting to meet Zach Polanski.

Alongside hundreds of excitable students forming cues to get into tonight's event.

Well, we released tickets and I think they all sold out pretty much completely within an hour.

And I was at the student pub the other night after our politics ball,

and the bartender came up to me and she was like,

Oh, have you got any of Plansky tickets left?

And I was like, I'm really sorry, no. And then also with these

events, just a few months ago, few people had even heard of Zach Polanski or cared who

the leader of the Green Party was. But the Polanski surge has been unstoppable. He's more than

doubled the party's membership in less than 100 days. He's all over social media feeds.

I think more and more people are joining the Green Party

because they're totally unhappy with what his Labour government are offering.

Podcasts.

Thank you for being here.

Thank you very much for having me.

What a lovely introduction.

Primetime TV.

Who would you cast to play climate change in a movie?

Nigel Farage. He's full of hot hour anyway.

The left may be in chaos, but Polanski is connecting with audiences.

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