Sultana has since said she would not sue Corbyn and said she wished to “reconcile” with the opposing faction, though maintained she had been the victim of “baseless and unsubstantiated allegations”. Speaking at a press conference to promote the Against the War peace conference in Paris in October, Corbyn insisted that the founding of Your Party was “going very well”. Sultana (above) had been due to speak at the event but organisers said she had pulled out at the last minute. Asked about the frustration and disappointment of supporters throughout the UK, Corbyn said “Yes, there’s been some hiccups. “The reality is, hundreds of thousands of people have signed because they want something different.