Sultana claims new Corbyn party carrying out 'witch hunt' against activists

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana will not lead the newly formed left-wing party, Your Party, as delegates voted to be led by a panel of members, thus avoiding a potentially contentious leadership race. This decision comes amid rising internal tensions and divisions within the party, particularly highlighted by Sultana's boycott of the inaugural conference's first day.

Your Party has opted to be led by a panel of members rather than a single MP, effectively avoiding a potential leadership contest between co-founders Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana. This decision was made during the party's inaugural conference, reflecting a desire for collective leadership amidst rising internal tensions.

The inaugural conference of Your Party, co-founded by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, has been marred by internal conflicts, particularly over leadership and the expulsion of members associated with left-wing factions. Sultana boycotted the first day, citing a 'witch hunt' against activists, indicating deep divisions within the party.

Zarah Sultana boycotted the first day of Your Party's inaugural conference, citing solidarity with expelled delegates linked to other parties. This decision has led to significant disruption during the party's first official gathering, highlighting internal divisions, particularly between Sultana and co-founder Jeremy Corbyn, who favors a single leadership model.

Zarah Sultana, co-founder of the left-wing political group Your Party, boycotted the first day of the group's inaugural conference, protesting against the expulsion of several members linked to left-wing factions. This decision reflects her stance against what she describes as a 'witch hunt' against activists within the party.

Jeremy Corbyn, co-founder of Your Party, refrained from labeling fellow co-founder Zarah Sultana as a friend during the party's inaugural conference in Liverpool, amidst rising tensions within the group. Sultana boycotted the first day of the conference, protesting against the expulsion of several members linked to left-wing factions, which she described as a 'witch hunt.'

The leftwing party formed by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana has announced a shortlist of names for its official title, inviting its 50,000 members to choose between Your Party, Our Party, Popular Alliance, and For The Many, with the decision to be revealed at the upcoming conference in Liverpool.