Jeremy Corbyn is under fire once again as senior Labour MPs, including Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves and backbencher Zarah Sultana, demand his removal from the party. The former Labour leader faces mounting pressure following his recent comments, which have reignited tensions within the party.
Growing Calls for Expulsion
Rachel Reeves, a key figure in Keir Starmer's shadow cabinet, has publicly stated that Corbyn "no longer represents Labour values" and should be ousted. Her stance is echoed by Zarah Sultana, who accused Corbyn of undermining party unity.
Internal Divisions Deepen
The controversy highlights the ongoing rift between Corbyn's supporters and the current Labour leadership. Critics argue that his continued presence in the party damages its electoral prospects, while allies defend his right to remain a member.
What’s Next for Labour?
With pressure building, Keir Starmer faces a critical decision on whether to take disciplinary action against Corbyn. The outcome could shape Labour's direction ahead of the next general election.
