Jeremy Corbyn

No, not most things.

Global warming particularly.

We debate it sometimes.

He probably does, but he is certainly of the view that climate change is a product of solar activity and inevitable movement of the sun in relation to the earth rather than man-made or human-made activity.

And my view is, yes, there is a natural phenomena as part of it, but we've poured so much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere in the past decade

250 years that that has had an effect and we've also had an effect on the biodiversity of our planet.

So we debate these issues whenever we meet.

But I was the one in school who's not achieving.

Yeah, but why?

Why?

What's the source of this?

Some of it was quite funny.

He says, I remember going to the first day of the music class.

The teacher stands us all around the classroom, around the walls, in alphabetical order.

Or he says, put yourselves in alphabetical order.

And then you've got to say who you are as he goes around the class.

So he gets down to me, and I give my name.

And he said, do you have any brothers?

So I said, yes, sir, I've got three brothers.

He said, yes.