A T-shirt featuring a guillotine and the phrase “we’re only making plans for Nigel” sparked outrage after Green Party leader Zack Polanski shared it online — only to delete it quickly. Despite concerns over potential threats against Nigel Farage, both the Metropolitan and Avon and Somerset police concluded no crime was committed, citing the satirical nature of the shirt, its widespread sharing, and lack of complaints. Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick slammed the response as “two-tier policing,” highlighting the broader issue of inconsistent enforcement when online content crosses into threatening territory — especially given Farage’s history of real threats and recent violence against a Reform UK figure. Police emphasized they’re focused on actual threats, not symbolic imagery, and have reassured affected parties of ongoing security measures.
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