The article discusses the evolution of the software installations of the Labor Party of Great Britain. The main place is given to attempts to renew the ideology of Laborism, undertaken after the defeat of the party in the 2010 elections, and to the reasons that did not allow the representatives of the so-called "blue laborism" to ensure the electoral success of the DP. It is proved that the election of J. Corbin to the post of party chairman was a logical result of the inconsistency of the blue laborism program with the new socio-economic realities and the demands of British society. It is concluded that the assumptions regarding the imminent removal of J. Corbin from the party leadership are weak, because the moderate reformism program adopted by Labor today meets the requirements of growing groups of voters and will be even more in demand in the context of the global economic crisis projected by most analysts.