Polanski's Hypnosis Claim: A Tale of Contradictions

0:00On March 11, Zach Polansky, the new leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, is facing questions over a past claim about using hypnosis too. And large women's breasts. Back in 2013, before entering politics, he worked as a hypnotherapist and offered a son newspaper reporter a session for that exact purpose. During a visit to his Harley Street office, the reporter said the hypnosis surprisingly worked. On his website, Polansky has since distanced himself, insisting he never believed it was possible and was misrepresented in the coverage. As deputy leader and now in his top role since September 2025, he's repeated that he apologized right away the day after the June. Twelve article, speaking to the BBC, to set the wreck of shame. But BBC news searched their records and running orders and found no trace of that interview. Instead, six days later on June 18th, Polansky went on BBC Radio Humberside and stood by the idea. He called it an experiment with growing anecdotal evidence instead of deserved more research,

1:04directly contradicting his recent denials on shows like Good Morning Britain and LBC. A Green Party source notes he's apologized many times for the old story and is now zeroed in on cutting bills, saving the NHS and fixing public services.