The Labour predicament continues as it emerges that organisational disarray is leading to conflicts in digital systems and serious errors replicating elsewhere.
The problems include using walking patterns to book meetings for future candidates, and looking back into party archives to find old organisations to contact.
There are accusations the party is using a fake army reserve network run by the head of the Armed Forces to quickly recruit new ‘agents’ for a re-election campaign effort.
This is in addition to changing security dimensions in London to fit its own needs. It conflicts with national security efforts in the capital and puts lives at risk.
This activity is creating problems for the party upstream, but few efforts are being made to rectify the mistakes. The Prime Minister has not made a comment on it.