A bombshell new poll suggests that a new left-wing pie, led by the former Labour leader, Jamie Corbyn, and former Labour MP, Zalas Altana, could begin if it's launched by being tied with the Labour Party.

Now, it's a poll conducted by Find Out Now. It's a polling company, which is a member of the British Polling Council.

That's the association whose membership demonstrates you a reputable

pollster. It means your methodology and so on is above board. Now, the poll finds that in this

hypothetical matchup, the reform party would be on 34%. That's an increase of 19 points from what

they received in the 2024 general election. Pretty gruesome. Theories would be on 17%, falling by seven points

since they're already catastrophic showing last July, while they would be on 15%, falling by 20 points.

A Corbyn-led party would also begin on 15%. The Lib Dems would be a 9%. The Greens, which so far

have been mopping up left-wing discontent would be on 5%. Now, I mean, this is before a party's been launched,

presented its policies, you know, actually existed. So people are just, you know, going on the basis

of very little. So, and that's without going out and campaigning and all the rest of it.

So I think it's, it's interesting, isn't it? I think it's a useful piece of evidence. A little bit of context.

This is important. Jamie Corbyn, of course, was purged from the party he's been a member of for decades

by Keir Starmour. The Whip, which gives you membership of the Parliamentary Labour Party,

was suspended in 2020. Then the leadership made clear he'd be banned from standing as a Labour MP.

This was clearly factional vengeance.

Starman stood for the Labour leadership on a prospectus of taxing the rich in order to invest,

public ownership of utilities and services, abolition of tuition fees, defending the welfare

state, defending migrants' rights, as well as putting human rights at the heart of foreign policy,

reviewing all arms sales and making Britain a force for international peace and justice.

Well, as you may know, these pledges were systematically reneged on, discarded and betrayed.

There has never been a more deceitful leadership campaign for a mainstream political party in British

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