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Owen Jones revealed he has give up Labour as he launched his newest assault on Sir Keir Starmer.

The left-wing activist claimed the celebration “won’t even do the bare minimum to improve people’s lives”.

He blamed the ditching of insurance policies Sir Keir promised throughout his 2020 management marketing campaign.

Writing in his column, Mr Jones mentioned: “My decision isn’t based on a desire to see Labour forever in the wilderness.

“Reaching it has been a gradual, painful means of realising the celebration will not even do the naked minimal to enhance individuals’s lives, or to deal with the crises which have led Britain to disaster; and that it’s going to, the truth is, wage warfare on anybody who desires to do both – making anybody with politics to the left of Peter Mandelson really feel like a pariah on borrowed time.”

Mr Jones said the premise of Sir Keir’s leadership bid “was that fashionable insurance policies akin to taxing the wealthy to spend money on public providers, scrapping tuition charges and selling public possession have been to not blame for the celebration’s 2019 electoral rout”.

But the Corbynista added: “Yet 5 years on, Labour has grow to be a hostile setting for anybody believing within the very insurance policies Starmer relied upon to safe the management.”

Mr Jones also criticised Sir Keir’s position on the Gaza conflict and his refusal to restore the whip to Diane Abbott.

He said: “This management model is crude in opposition; with an amazing majority, it will likely be chilling.”

Mr Jones is backing a brand new political initiative for left-leaning candidates standing towards Labour.

The We Deserve Better marketing campaign will assist Green and unbiased candidates in seats the place Sir Keir’s celebration could possibly be weak.

Mr Jones instructed the motion might exert stress on Labour from the left in the best way Reform UK squeezes the Tories on the suitable.