Helen Pidd

This is The Guardian.

I'm not going to vote Labour because they're starting to divert away from what they wanted to do originally.

And when it comes to Palestine as well, they've not done anything in terms of standing up for Palestine at all.

So why not vote green?

Especially because everyone else that I know is going to vote green as well.

So I feel like we can all get together and make a change, you know?

OK.

Uno, dos, tres.

I reckon you're reading The Sun, though.

Because I have it here.

I did not buy it.

I'm not sure they'll take it, but I'm a kind of Green Labour, Green Labour kind of person, so I'll vote for one or the other, depending on my mood, I think.

Well, obviously the environmental issues come first.

It's Zach Polanski, isn't it, his name?

Yeah.

I'm getting a bit old, I can't remember all the names.

I think he's quite credible.

He strikes me as a credible leader of a party.

If Jeremy Corbyn was a bit more...

in my opinion I mean I'm more his side of politics than the soft left but I found him just too he lacked credibility for me and I think that there's been a replacement for that I go up and down about Keir Starmer whether he's credible or not really and I know he's not popular and I can see why and he puts his foot in his mouth a lot I think And are you from Hackney?