LONDON: Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has announced his plans to form a new political party alongside fellow independent MP Zarah Sultana.

The pair described their new movement as 'a new kind of political party' that is rooted in communities, trade unions, and social movements.

They emphasized the need for a 'mass redistribution of wealth and power' and committed to demanding an end to all arms sales to Israel and supporting a 'free and independent Palestine'.

This announcement comes at a time when the UK's political landscape continues to fragment, with multiple parties challenging the traditional two-party system dominated by Labour and the Conservatives.

The new party aims to address issues through community involvement and social movement engagement, promising significant policy changes in wealth redistribution and international relations.

While it remains uncertain whether this new entry will significantly impact the political arena, its formation reflects an ongoing trend towards a more multi-party system in the UK.