Ex UK Labour leader Corbyn in talks about new party
Britain’s former workers’ leader Jeremy Corbyn, Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s government in the first year in the first year of voters expected to “refuse to change” to start a new political party said.
He suspended the worker Corbyn in 2020 and then threw him out of the party after a report on how he was handled under the leadership of anti-Semitism complaints.
“The democratic basis of a new kind of political party will soon be shaped,” Corbyn said. He said.
“Discussions continue – and I am excited to work with all communities to fight for future people deserve.”
The announcement that the Labor Party may encounter a new threat from a left -wing party came after the bruising week for the government when he had to leave the basic boards of the planned prosperity reform in his budget plans.
Since his general elections last year, Starmer has seen his personal popularity has fallen, and the Labor is constantly watching the right -wing reform of the British party, led by the compassionate Brexit campaignist Nigel Farage.
Corbyn, who was elected as an independent parliamentary member last year, said that “the Labor Government refused to give the expected and deserved change.”
“Poverty, inequality and war are not inevitable,” he said. “Our country needs to change direction now.”
On Thursday evening, Deputy Zarah Sultana said that he had left the Labor Party and plans to launch the new party with Corbyn.
