Jeremy Corbyn

Yeah, smartly dressed, nice young man.

Not like that horrible Corbyn.

My first memory was I grew up in Wiltshire in a small village near Chippenham and I was the youngest of four boys.

I remember sort of a great sense of freedom as a very small child because it was a very small village there was no traffic even as a five-year-old walk around on your own sort of thing but at that age I just remember

being fascinated by insects and animals in the garden.

So I'd sort of stand for ages looking at a concrete path to wait for an insect to go across it like this.

And so my first memory was of bright sunny days on a garden path and looking at an old wall made of limestone and an animal appeared in this

I'm looking at it, fascinating.

And then it went away.

So I rush in the house and say, there's an animal in the wall.

So my brother said, oh God, you know, older brothers, oh God, what?

I said, well, it was like a snake.

So a long thing like this.

So they'd say, what did it look like?

Did it have any markings on it?

I said, yeah, yeah.

They said, what were they?

And I said, well, so they drew one, which was a V marking, and they discovered it was an adder.

That's good.

It's a good first memory.