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Your Party faces turmoil as Zarah Sultana boycotts inaugural conference in Liverpool

November 29, 2025
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Your Party faces turmoil as Zarah Sultana boycotts inaugural conference in Liverpool

Chaos at Jeremy Corbyn’s new party conference

Jeremy Corbyn’s new political party, known as Your Party, experienced significant turmoil during its inaugural conference, as internal conflicts escalated. Co-founder Zarah Sultana boycotted the first day, alleging a “witch hunt” against left-wing activists, reports BritPanorama.

Sultana, a former Labour MP, described a “toxic culture” within the party after one of her supporters was reportedly denied entry to the conference venue in Liverpool. This incident has sparked public discourse about the party’s unity and direction.

Your Party’s leadership dismissed Sultana’s claims, asserting through a spokesperson that “Zarah isn’t being pushed out.” Despite the tensions, Corbyn opened the conference with calls for unity among attendees.

This two-day event has been marred by allegations of infighting and legal threats, leading to two Independent MPs pulling out of the party’s foundational efforts. Internal struggles were evident, with many questioning the party’s organizational structure.

Membership discussions are ongoing, with a vote scheduled for potential party names, including Your Party, Our Party, Popular Alliance, and For The Many. Concerns about leadership emerged when Corbyn previously refrained from confirming who would officially lead the new political entity.

The recent disputes reflect broader considerations about the party’s future and governance. Sultana had announced plans to co-lead the party alongside Corbyn, yet divisions quickly surfaced, demonstrating underlying disagreements about hierarchy and decision-making.

With tensions still running high, the party faces challenges moving forward as it aims to establish itself in a competitive political landscape.

As Your Party navigates its early days, the struggle for coherence amidst conflict embodies the difficulties faced by new political movements striving for relevance in a complex landscape. The coming weeks will likely reveal whether they can unite under a shared vision or be further fragmented by internal discord.

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