LONDON (Reuters) -The former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn announced on Friday he was in talks to start a new political party because Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government had "refused to deliver the change" that voters expected during its first year in office.

Jeremy Corbyn's new hard-left party should call itself the "Nigel Farage Assistance Group", ex-Labour leader Lord Kinnock has claimed. Lord Kinnock, who saw off the hard-left in the early stages of New Labour's revamp in the 1980s,

A former Scottish Labour MSP claimed "people need an alternative to the establishment parties who have failed us for years".

Jeremy Corbyn is to set up a new left-wing party alongside a former Labour MP. Zarah Sultana, who lost the Labour whip a year ago and currently sits in the Commons as an independent, announced the move on X.

Jeremy Corbyn has said "discussions are ongoing" after ex-Labour MP Zarah Sultana announced she was quitting the party to co-lead the founding of a new party with him. The ex-Labour leader congratulated Sultana on her "principled decision" to leave and said he was "delighted that she will help us build a real alternative".

Former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has said “discussions are ongoing” after Zarah Sultana announced she was quitting Labour to co-lead the founding of a new party with him. Mr Corbyn congratulat