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Because actually, you grew up in prosperous hampshire rather than a coalfield community, but i get a sense that that influence, those sets of values, lived on, notjust through your mum june but also this very powerful figure that you've talked about once or twice, your aunt lizzie. yes, my great auntie lizzie. she was a proper matriarch, you know, she was... my mum's auntie, and my mum's mum died when i was very small and i don't really remember her at all. but my great auntie liz, she was one of those women who, before the nhs was set up, she would be going to help with the babies being born ...

In the trade union... he always had a huge scepticism about institutions, a readiness to challenge, to question, and probably encouraged us to really always believe that actually, if an institution is doing something, chances are it may be wrong and you should be questioning and challenging. and my mum's family is a mining family, she grew up in lowca, a mining village in west cumberland. and very much had that sense of solidarity, that labour solidarity and community kind of ethos of hard work but helping others and supporting others in the community. because actually, you grew up in prospero...

Institution is doing something, chances are it may be wrong and you should be questioning and challenging. and my mum's family is a mining family, she grew up in a mining village in west cumberland. and very much had that sense of solidarity, that labour solidarity and community kind of ethos of hard work but helping others and supporting others in the community. because actually, you grew up in a prosperous house rather than a coalfield community, but i get a sense that that influence, there was a set of values, lived on, notjust through your mum but also this very powerfulfigure you've throu...