This is what a lot of us have been waiting for.

The former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and the brilliant young former Labour MPs are Sultanah.

They've got together and they're launching this new political party.

What's the dedicated to?

Things like taxing the booming rich so we can invest in our collapsing services and infrastructure,

bringing our utilities, our public services to public ownership so they're not cash cows for profiteers, solving the housing crisis rather than, I don't know, lining the pockets of

property developers, not punishing young people with debt because they dare to dream of a university

education that all of us in society benefit from. Securing workers and trade unions,

the rights they need, they deserve, a welfare stay that offers security

rather than poverty, tackling the climate emergency to both protect our species, which I think

would be ideal really, but also create decent jobs and improve living standards. And,

pretty importantly, a foreign policy based on peace and justice rather than, say, arming a genocide.

Now, millions of people support these sorts of policies.

Amongst the general population, they're mainstream.

But the political elite, the Tories, Labour, reform, they've conspired to shut those millions of people out of politics, to smear them as dangerous extremists for believing in what

actually should just be common sense.

And that's because it means challenging the power and wealth of the sort people that this

cartel exists to represent and champion.

Now, yesterday Corbyn and Sultana announced a new party will be founded.

It doesn't have a name yet.

It's got your party as a holding title, which is what a lot of the media became predictably

obsessed with because political reporting in Britain is about trivialities and personalities in soap opera.

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