Former Labour MP Beth Winter has resigned from the party, denouncing its shift towards an 'authoritarian political agenda' aimed at preserving the neoliberal status quo and serving corporate interests. Winter, who represented Cynon Valley from 2019 to 2024, expressed disappointment that the party no longer embodies the socialist vision she championed in her election campaign, which was based on Jeremy Corbyn's transformative 2019 manifesto. She criticized recent Labour policies, including maintaining the two-child benefit cap and the scrapping of winter fuel payments, as failures to address poverty and inequality. Following boundary changes, Winter lost her candidacy for a new constituency and has since called for a review of the party's selection processes, alleging they were manipulated to favor certain candidates. Her departure has garnered support from former colleagues and left-wing activists who resonate with her critique of the party's current trajectory. The Labour Party has not officially commented on her resignation.