Radical positions taken by U.K.’s new Labour Party leader

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British Labour Party members and paid participants in the party’s private leadership election (something akin to a U.S. primary) have chosen Jeremy Corbyn, the member of Parliament for Islington North, as their new leader.

Corbyn, an open admirer of Karl Marx and a columnist for a newspaper that was originally an organ of the Communist Party of Great Britain, replaces Ed Miliband, who resigned in May after the party’s catastrophic performance in this year’s general election.

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