Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana are set to launch new memberships for their party this week, but they won't be presenting a unified front or a joint public statement. This move comes as party insiders hope to shift focus away from the chaotic beginnings of their movement, even as tensions remain. The lack of a cohesive message raises questions about the future direction of the party and how effectively they can rally support amidst internal disagreements.

Zarah Sultana has decided to drop her legal threat against Jeremy Corbyn, signaling a desire to reconcile after a public dispute regarding their new political venture, Your Party. This decision comes as both leaders aim to unite their supporters, who felt disheartened by the recent conflict. Sultana's commitment to moving forward together is a positive step for their fledgling party and could help restore confidence among their members.