Corbyn's Party Gains Control, Push for Socialist Movement

0:00It's February 26, and this episode is brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable, online privacy. Links in the episode description. Here's what's happening across the UK. Jeremy Corbyn looks set to take the role of Parliamentary Leader in your party after his supporters grab control of the party's central executive, Committee. They won 14 out of the 24 seats, leaving Zara Sultana's group with just 7. The party, launched last year by Corbyn and Sultana, chose a collective leadership model to skip a direct contest between them. Early on, it faced splits over money, leadership, and even its name, but both MPs landed spots on the Committee anyway. Corbyn hailed the win as a push for a mass socialist party, ready to challenge Prime Minister Kier Starmer and Nigel Farage. Meanwhile, Sultana's supporters call for unity, ending witch hunts, and reinstating expelled members to focus on inequality and public services. Recently, the party approved dual membership for its members,

1:00though Sultana skipped part of the conference and protested over some expulsions tie too. Other left groups, with this shift, your party aims to build an inclusive movement around equality and peace, bridging divides for real change ahead.