Zarah Sultana, the Coventry South MP, has announced her resignation from the Labour Party to co-found a new political party with former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. This move is seen as a significant challenge to the current Labour leadership under Keir Starmer. Corbyn has confirmed ongoing discussions about the new party and outlined his vision, stating he is dedicated to serving the people. The potential launch has sparked varied reactions, with some left-wing allies rejecting the idea, while others see it as a necessary shift for UK politics. As discussions continue, Corbyn and Sultana aim to establish a leftist alternative poised to engage in upcoming elections.