Jeremy Corbyn’s car has run over a BBC cameraman on its way to the party’s manifesto launch.
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Footage shows cameraman Giles Wooltorton howl in agony as the Labour leader’s car drives over his foot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLj_NvRvwVc
Before being taken to hospital, Giles rued his injures by the side of the road:
Look at the poor bloke’s foot:
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For some reason they stuck him in a neck brace on his way to hospital. Get that compo money son!
Picture of BBC cameraman James Webb in neck-brace on stretcher in hospital overnight after hurt outside Corbyn home pic.twitter.com/saSSg0DhFE
— Michael Crick (@MichaelLCrick) September 16, 2015
Corbyn’s face when he clocks what happened:
NEW: @jeremycorbyn's face after he realises his car has just hit a BBC cameraman #ge2017 https://t.co/naP3ouYDEi pic.twitter.com/VUJMghGbHM
— Alain Tolhurst (@Alain_Tolhurst) May 11, 2017
Jeremy Corbyn was in the car as the tyre ran over this man's foot. He's receiving medical treatment – Corbyn's gone inside. #GE2017 @5_News pic.twitter.com/mQykOfuVbs
— Matt Spencer (@MattSpencertv) May 11, 2017
Never mind the fact he nearly killed a man though, Corbyn plans to scrap tuition fees should he be elected in June. Don’t even worry about the fact this plan is based on the hopes that the mega rich will pay their fair share of tax with him in power (spoiler: they won’t).
The manifesto also revealed that Labour want to re-nationalise the railways and post office, spend an extra £8billion on social care, and ban zero hours contracts.
Maybe they can send Diane Abbot down to the hospital to go over Giles’s medical bills.