Natalie Bennett, leader of Great Britain's Green Party. Photo courtesy The Independent.
Natalie Bennett, the leader of the UK's Green Party, is starting to venture back into the media spotlight two months after an aggressive interview with a London radio station that she called "absolutely excruciating."
Bennett appeared stumped and developed a frog in her throat in the February interview after Nick Ferrari, an interviewer/host with LBC, asked her to explain the costs behind a housing policy supported by her party.
"Good Lord, where would you get the money for that?" Ferrari asked, when Bennett explained the policy called for the construction of 500-thousand homes at a cost of just £60,000 each. "What are they made of, plywood?" Ferrari demanded.
Bennett is giving interviews again after a hiatus from media appearances, during which she underwent media training prior to upcoming elections.
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