Okay, so this is really big news for left guys, and it will have Kiers Tharmer's dead behind the eyed goons spluttering, I would imagine.

It's a new poll by one of the main British pollsters, Ipsos.

They find that 20% of British adults say they're very or fairly likely to vote for a new left ring party,

founded by Jamie Corbyn, the former Labour leader, and Zaholtena, who is a former Labour MP.

And if this new Left Ring Party forms a pat with the Green Party, that figure rises to 31%.

Now, bear in mind, Labour only won their landslide victory last year with 33.7% of the vote.

And the proposed Leffring Party doesn't even have a name yet, let alone even exist.

So you've got to think about those figures in that context.

Amongst row today 16 to 34, the figure drawn to the left Green Alliance rises to 52%.

So more than half of those younger voters.

Now, you can see based on the polling about policies, how their support could grow still further.

Nearly half the public think the new left party's policy proposals would deliver a positive change of the country,

and that rises to seven in ten of Britons who were under the age of 35.

Now, according to Ipsos Director of UK Politics, these figures show that a new Lefringpie,

led by Jamie Corbyn and Zahua Sultanah, has the potential, listen to this, to shake up British

politics.

A significant number of younger people are at least prepared to consider voting for it, and a

majority of those aged under 35 said they would consider

voting for some kind of alliance between the new party and the greets.

Clear policies around change, the NHS, poverty and wealth taxes could be popular.

Time will tell if the new party can turn this hypothetical appeal into real votes on a significant scale.

Now look, these findings are remarkable for a number of reasons.

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