Labour and the Greens appear to have the most to fear from a new left-wing party but UK politics is very volatile.

Jeremy Corbyn is far more popular among young voters than Sir Keir Starmer, new polling has indicated, suggesting that Labour’s decision to extend the vote to 16 and 17 year olds could backfire.While ...

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Younger voters appear to prefer former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn over Keir Starmer in what has been a humiliating blow to ...

Labour Party ex-leader Jeremy Corbyn says he's forming a new left-leaning U.K. political party to take on his former ...

Former Labour Party leader and Independent MP Jeremy Corbyn has confirmed he has launched a new political party.Corbyn has ...

However, close Corbyn ally and Independent candidate Andrew Feinstein came in second with 7,312 votes, or 18.9%, marking a notable debut performance. Green Party candidate David Stansell received ...

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In his latest column, Jeremy Clarkson, 65, gives his no-holds-barred opinion on Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's new ...

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It was a very messy start to what the left hoped could be the most exciting left-wing movement in modern times.

Corbyn, the former Labour Party leader, aims to outflank his protégé, Prime Minister Keir Starmer, by harping on voter discontent over welfare cuts and support for Israel.