Left-wing UK MPs Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana appear to be fixing a rift that threatened to end their pro-Palestine party before it even officially launched, as a high-profile legal threat is dropped. Sultana on Sunday said she had dropped defamation action against the leadership for the good of the party. Sultana, MP for Coventry South, was said to have angered Corbyn after unilaterally announcing the formation of the party when she quit the Labour Party. A conference planned for November is still due to go ahead, but the Corbyn camp is said to be still unhappy with Sultana's move. Left-wing supporters of the party are reportedly angered about the feud, with many losing faith with Your Party and considering switching loyalty to the Greens.