Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Your Party Plagued by Internal Strife, In-Fighting
Imagine a group of people who wanted to start a new party.
They disagreed on how to do things.
The leaders, Corbyn and Sultana, fell out with each other soon after the party was started.
One leader told people to stop paying, which made things worse.
People who wanted the party to stand for reducing inequality, supporting Palestine, and opposing anti-migrant politics were disappointed.
Even though lots of people wanted to join, the party struggled to get organized.
Internal divisions, disagreements, and conflict may prevent it from being effective.
Some think it might fail.
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, co-leaders of Your Party, experienced internal conflicts.
The leaders' disagreements occurred on the day the party was launched and again last week.
Sultana invited members to pay via an online portal, but Corbyn told them to cancel payments.
The party has reportedly split into factions.
The party's future appears uncertain due to ongoing divisions.
- Who
- Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana
- What
- Your Party's internal conflicts.
- When
- July, last week
- Where
- U.K.
- Why
- Disagreements between leaders and internal conflicts over key issues.
- Party Leaders
- Jeremy Corbyn, Zarah Sultana
- Launch Date
- July
- Key Issues
- Reducing inequality, Palestine, Anti-migrant politics
- Registered Interest
- Approximately 600,000 people