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The nascent political movement, provisionally named 'Your party,' which was a joint venture between former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and left-wing Coventry MP Sultana, appears to have imploded.
The fallout became public after a series of hostile exchanges on the social media platform X.
The conflict was triggered when an unauthorized email was sent to registered supporters, leading Corbyn to announce he was seeking legal advice.
Shortly after, Sultana launched her own separate membership portal and publicly accused Corbyn and his associates—who she referred to as a 'sexist boys club'—of sidelining her and breaking an agreement for gender balance within the working group.
She stated that she had been 'treated appallingly and excluded completely.' This irreconcilable split underscores the deep-seated fragmentation of the British left, which has splintered into numerous small groups with conflicting agendas, ranging from traditional Corbynism to independents focused on the Gaza conflict.
The disagreement appears to be rooted in personality clashes rather than ideological differences, with Sultana reportedly growing frustrated with the sluggish pace of decision-making.
The party's collapse creates a significant political vacuum on the left, leaving over 700,000 individuals who had previously shown interest in the new party politically unrepresented for the foreseeable future.
The situation further contributes to the instability of the current UK political landscape.