Oof, well, centuries-tats of crime, how aren't they?

One of their icons, the former Conservative cabinet minister, Roy Stewart,

has stated an intervention which is going to have a lot of people with FPP in their Twitter bios

forthing to put it gently.

Now, in an interview with Navarra's Ashaka, he made this defence of, wait for it,

Jeremy Corbyn, have a listen.

I want to move on from Jeremy Corbyn, but I mean it's kind of striking that he's another 2019 casualty, right?

Incidentally, I think it's disgusting he was throwing out a Labour party.

Just as I also think it was pretty peculiar that Boris Johnson kicked out

two-chancellistics checker, six cabinet ministers, Winston Churchill's grandson,

and the rest of us out of the Conservative party, I mean, it's mad.

Jeremy Corbyn, whatever you think of him, is a major figure who represents a very significant part

of Labour history in heritage. He was the leader of the party.

Why do you think his time I did it?

I think he is running a very controlling business with about three or four people

trying to micromanage the Labour party.

I think he lacks confidence.

I mean, I believe in politics as being about embracing difference and compromise

and persuasion and conversations amongst different people.

I was proud to be in debates on Afghanistan with Jeremy Corbyn.

I listened to him carefully.

Paul Flynn, I like so much.

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