Lewis Goodall

Is it worth a single working class person or a single bit of lost tax receipt for the basis of the tiny amount of carbon that we put into the atmosphere?

So who was impugning your motives?

The Prime Minister.

The Prime Minister personally?

Yes.

You're saying when you try to raise humanitarian issues in Gaza, the Prime Minister put up a brick wall against you and impugned your motives.

And we were affecting change.

It's a pretty serious charge you're making there, Wes.

You're saying that the Prime Minister... You're saying that you drew attention to war crimes.

In your view, what you were being told were potential war crimes in Gaza.

You drew the Prime Minister's attention to it, and he chose to ignore it basically because he thought you were using it for political purposes.

That is just a statement of fact.

You know what people say?

They'll say that now you're looking for left wing votes.

You're being far more vocal about gas than you were before.

They'll say that's another reason you move to the left.

You're going on a bit of a journey.

You're not going on a journey.

You're just going exactly where you've always been.

One last thing, one last person we must discuss.