Zarah Sultana declined to invite Jeremy Corbyn, her co-founder, to a pre-conference rally for their new political party, highlighting ongoing tensions within the movement. The party's inaugural conference in Liverpool was overshadowed by the expulsion of Socialist Workers Party members, accusations of undemocratic practices, and the recent departure of two MPs citing infighting and prejudice. Sultana apologized for early missteps and called for unity, while Corbyn emphasized the need to bring hope and mass participation to British politics, despite the party still lacking an official name. Members are set to vote on the party's name and leadership structure as they debate their direction amid calls for greater inclusivity and an end to internal disputes.