BBC News showed this interview earlier but has not been repeating it. In it, Jeremy Corbyn sends a message of genuine humanity and compassion to the victims of last night’s Manchester bombing and their families.
But as a statesman, he also calls on all of us to defy the terrorists by refusing to allow our communities to be divided:
The SKWAWKBOX echoes this message. Remember that many of those who offered transport and accommodation to people stranded in Manchester were Muslims and – as one of them told BBC News – good citizens, as were those who turned up in huge numbers to give blood for the injured.
Our hearts go out to those affected, but those who attempt to exploit their grief for division shame themselves and our country.
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I can only repeat what JC said!
May needs to watch this before Murdoch summons her to the next briefing. If not, this could be about to get very unsavoury.
I love JC he is so sincere,,
He has a good heart and he DOES care about the many & not the few
Good luck Jeremy
My condolences to all the families that have lost loved ones and I am so sorry for your loss….and for the injured to make a speedy recovery ..
You will all be in my prayers
God Bless