After two days of turmoil, Your Party remains deeply divided

Your Party’s inaugural conference was supposed to be the moment the left united under a new kind of politics, but instead the two-day gathering has been marred by personality clashes and fraught infighting .

Central to the project’s woes is the feud between its co-founders Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, who have made little secret of their animosity for one another.

Sultana used her conference speech to hit out at “the expulsions, the bans, the censorship on conference floor”, a line widely read as a veiled dig at Corbyn, who was sitting directly behind her.

It came after independent councillor James Giles, a close ally of Sultana’s, who chaired her eve-of-conference rally, said he had been barred from the conference venue over a “supposed ‘private matter’ involving an ICO investi