Zarah Sultana

Zarah Sultana, an independent MP and former Labour member, shares her journey into politics shaped by a life-changing trip to the West Bank. She discusses her new left-wing party with Jeremy Corbyn, emphasizing its need to address austerity and working-class anger. Sultana critiques NATO, advocates for a single democratic state in Palestine, and warns against the rise of figures like Nigel Farage. Balancing ambition with humility, she likens her party's goals to iconic bands, revealing her passion for politics while enjoying football and pop music in her downtime.

Zarah Sultana, an MP and co-founder of a new left-wing party, shares her journey of liberation from the Labour Party, critiquing its current direction and advocating for genuine representation. Bimini Bon-Boulash, a cultural icon and activist, adds a vibrant perspective on LGBTQ+ issues. They discuss the political chaos in the UK, reflecting on recent upheavals like Angela Rayner's resignation, while reclaiming patriotic symbols with humor and pride. Together, they call for solidarity and creativity in activism to build a more inclusive future.

Zarah Sultana, one of the youngest MPs, talks about her experiences as a Muslim woman in the Labour Party, interactions with Starmer's office, Islamophobia she faces, and why Labour colleagues voted against a ceasefire in Gaza. They also discuss the disjuncture between public statements and voting behavior, facing racism and Islamophobia in the party, and the need to address these issues within the party to go into government.