Overview
- Jeremy Corbyn’s spokesperson said he was neither invited to nor aware of Zarah Sultana’s 28 November Liverpool rally, which is billed on her personal Action Network page rather than as an official party event.
- Senior figures say Sultana could be blocked from speaking at the 29–30 November conference, reflecting a breakdown in relations with organisers, according to reports.
- GB News reports Sultana has been referred to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards over her handling of party funds and member data, though the commissioner has not confirmed receipt of a complaint.
- The factions are still disputing control of money and data linked to MOU Operations Ltd, with reports suggesting roughly £1.3 million is at issue and that Sultana proposed returning funds in tranches.
- Members are due to vote on the party’s leadership model at the conference, with a draft proposing a single leader, as concerns grow over the Green Party’s recent gains among left-leaning voters.