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Sultana calls in lawyers amid Corbyn party chaos
MP claims to be subject of ‘politically motivated, defamatory attacks’ amid membership row
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telegraph.co.uk
Splitters! Inside the meltdown at Corbyn’s new party
Less than two months on, co-founders Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana have fallen out in spectacular fashion
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theguardian.com
Zarah Sultana consults defamation lawyers after spat with Jeremy Corbyn over party funds
MP says she faced ‘baseless attacks’ over paid membership portal, which Corbyn told supporters not to use
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independent.co.uk
Zarah Sultana threatens to sue as row with Jeremy Corbyn over Your Party escalates
Sources close to the pair had been attempting to mediate behind the scenes to salvage the future of the as-yet unnamed political venture
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Sultana calls in lawyers amid Corbyn party chaos
MP claims to be subject of ‘politically motivated, defamatory attacks’ amid membership row
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dailymail.co.uk
Corbyn's new party in MORE chaos as Zarah Sultana consults lawyers
The Coventry South MP said she had instructed lawyers after 'false and defamatory statements' were made about her role in launching the new party's membership portal.
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Corbyn party chaos deepens as Sultana membership portal closes
The former Labour MP also publicly accused her Your Party co-founder of running a ‘sexist boys’ club’
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Zarah Sultana to drop legal threat over feud with Jeremy Corbyn
MP ‘determined to reconcile’ with former Labour leader after fledgling party’s membership sign-up row
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Zarah Sultana says she will NOT pursue legal action amid ongoing row
Zarah Sultana on Sunday acknowledged people felt 'demoralised' after the row over her push for members to sign up to Your Party, the political outfit she established with Jeremy…
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Zarah Sultana drops legal threat in bitter feud with Corbyn over Your Party
Ms Sultana said she would put the argument behind her ‘for the sake of the party’
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Hard-Left frantically tries to save Jeremy Corbyn's new party
Zarah Sultana, who quit Labour in order to help forge a new movement with Jeremy Corbyn, has said she will call off legal action she announced last week.