英国伦敦警察厅宣布不会对绿党领导人扎克·波兰斯基展开调查，原因是其在网络上分享的一张含有"我们只在制定尼奇尔计划"字样的图片不太可能构成犯罪[1]。警方指出，超过100人分享过该帖子，单独针对波兰斯基采取行动既不公平也过度[1]。
改革英国党对此决定表示不满，其发言人声称"我们再次看到英国正在两级分化"[1]。与此同时，绿党为波兰斯基辩护，表示他"并未违反任何法律"[1]。改革英国党同日还将举办一场新闻发布会，由财政发言人罗伯特·詹里克主持，宣布有关社会护理改革的政策[1]。
The Metropolitan Police announced they would not pursue an investigation into Green Party co-leader Zack Polanski over an image he shared online containing a message about "making a Nigel plan," determining that such sharing would be unlikely to constitute a criminal offense [1]. The force noted that more than 100 people had distributed the post and concluded that singling out Polanski for action would be both unfair and disproportionate [1].
Reform UK responded with criticism, with a party spokesperson contending that the decision exemplified "two-tier Britain," suggesting unequal application of the law [1]. The Green Party, meanwhile, defended Polanski by stating he "had not committed an offence" [1]. Reform UK is scheduled to hold a press conference later that day to discuss social care reform, to be led by Treasury spokesperson Robert Jenrick [1].