Sadly I just think the current British electorate, and particularly the English part, is way more right wing than left. Doesn’t matter who the Labour Party leader is, they ain’t getting in
SO how did Corbyn, by far the most left wing leader of a mainstream party in many decades (though this is more of a reflection of how far right the centre has been pulled in that time), and certainly the most vilified by the media in living memory, get within a couple of percent of the Tories in 2017 then? And one of Labour's highest votes in England ever?
We have almost North Korean levels of pro-Tory propaganda in this country, admittedly, and a good proportion of the population no longer know up from down or black from white, but still, you can't flush 2017 down the memory hole. The biggest obstacle, it has gradually become clear, is the right wing cuckoo contingent in the Labour nest. Without their consistent and overwhelming sabotage, Labour would have won power in 2017. So no, England isn't way more right wing. The right wing just have the entire media and half the main 'left' party on their side, in a system explicitly designed from the ground up to defuse any threat to established power.