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Worked on himself as an actor. i don't think his natural inclination was to do that. i think because he was the way he looked, he stumbled into. but i think he's become an extremely fine actor. michael caine. actually, i saw him the other night. he was really good. i mean, he can be really good. no, no, no, he is. sorry. that sounds terribly patronising. i don't mean it. michael's, you know, he's like me. he's opinionated and understandably opinionated. i don't always agree with him, and i don't think he's a bad actor. i mean, alfie and stuff like that, when he does what he does, he does it be...

When it comes to big crises in your health, a machine kicks into gear. but the diagnosis phase and the after—care phase needs to be so much better. fascinating. i want to talk to you a little bit about how you're going to approach thisjob a little bit later. let's talk about the journey, though, you've been on. is that really right? that you might have been in prison rather than in parliament? i think statistically i was more likely to end up in prison than in parliament. so i come from two, in their own ways, traditional, stereotypical east end families that could not be more different. and...

Because we had our school service on friday afternoon. and, i mean, my friends love him as well. he was just a truly great and inspirational man. you say that he was a working—class tory, that he only voted liberal to keep labour out. what do you think he would think of you? trying to get a labour government in. i think about this a lot. i think, first and foremost, i have no doubt, because my dad is in many ways increasingly physically as well, the spitting image of my grandad. and my dad is very proud of me — although the only time my dad has ever voted labour was when streeting was on t...

You described him, ex—navy and merchant navy. he used to dress up smart to take you to school, i think, didn't he? he is without doubt the single most influential, important person in my life. and he was only in my life for a quarter of my life so far. he died when i was 11, which was, without doubt, the single worst day of my life. and he was the most loving, supportive grandparent you could ask for. he always looked out for me. he really, really fed my love of learning. he would come and collect me from school every friday afternoon and he would be fully suited and booted, and he would com...

I want to talk to you a little bit about how you're going to approach thisjob a little bit later. let's talk about the journey, though, you've been on. is that really right? that you might have been in prison rather than in parliament? i think statistically i was more likely to end up in prison than in parliament. so i come from two, in their own ways, traditional, stereotypical east end families that could not be more different. and that difference is probably best summed up with my two grandfathers, both called bill. one granddad bill served in the royal navy during the second world war, had...