Your Party, founded by Jeremy Corbyn after his departure from Labour, faced internal conflicts and expulsions at its inaugural conference in Liverpool, but established a member-led socialist identity with plans to expand across the UK and challenge mainstream parties, despite recent polling setbacks.
The article discusses the controversial launch of Jeremy Corbyn's 'Your Party,' amidst ongoing political tensions within the UK Labour Party and broader political landscape, highlighting internal conflicts and leadership dynamics.
A dispute over £800,000 raised by Zarah Sultana for Jeremy Corbyn's new left-wing party, Your Party, has caused delays in transferring funds and threatened the party's founding conference, amid internal disagreements and governance issues.
Nigel Farage has stated that his political comeback in the UK will make it difficult for him to assist Donald Trump in the upcoming American election. Meanwhile, London Mayor Sadiq Khan aims to host the Super Bowl to solidify London's status as the 'sporting capital of the world,' despite the late-night timing for UK fans. Additionally, Jeremy Corbyn plans to stand against Labour in the next UK election after being ousted from the party under Keir Starmer.
Labour is emphasizing its commitment to defence to shift perceptions from the Corbyn era and build trust in its ability to handle national security and the economy. Keir Starmer has made clear Labour's unshakeable support for NATO and pledged to increase defence spending, but the party faces skepticism due to past positions of key figures.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan expresses interest in hosting the Super Bowl, while Nigel Farage states he hasn't been offered a job by Donald Trump and wouldn't want one. Jeremy Corbyn plans to stand against Labour in the UK election, and Farage prioritizes helping Trump's grassroots campaign over running in the UK election. Additionally, UK’s top civil servant Simon Case faces a Covid inquiry with awkward WhatsApp messages revealed.
Former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn will run as an independent candidate in the UK general election for his long-held Islington North seat after being excluded from Labour's candidate shortlist. Corbyn, who has been a vocal critic of Israel's policies and was suspended from Labour in 2020, aims to be an "independent voice for equality, democracy, and peace." His candidacy could potentially disrupt Labour's chances in the constituency.
Banners at an anti-Israeli protest in London displayed antisemitic conspiracy theories, with one mocking the Jewish connection to Israel. The rally included speakers like Jeremy Corbyn, and city authorities made arrests for offenses such as setting off flares and inciting racial hatred.
Former UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn will join a South African delegation at the International Court of Justice as the country accuses Israel of committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. South Africa's case against Israel has been dismissed by the U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken as "meritless," while Israel has rejected the allegations with disgust. The South African government's decision to open a case against Israel reflects its historic support for the Palestinians, dating back to the days of Nelson Mandela, who compared their plight to that of Black South Africans under apartheid.
Former UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn refused to label Hamas as a terror group during an interview with Piers Morgan. Despite repeated questioning, Corbyn avoided giving a direct answer and instead advocated for a ceasefire. The clash ended when another guest confirmed that Hamas is indeed a terror group. Corbyn had previously been suspended by his party for his handling of antisemitism complaints and recently attended a pro-Palestinian rally where instances of antisemitism were reported.