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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics

UNCOVERED: Does jeremy corbyn know his potatoes - Caught on Camera

Jeremy Corbyn visits a community garden project in Macclesfield, Cheshire, in 2019.
Jeremy Corbyn, pictured in 2019, has warned of the danger of councils selling off allotments to make ends meet. Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

“Is this government going to put the nail in the coffin of the joy of digging ground for potatoes on a cold, wet February Sunday afternoon?” Jeremy Corbyn wrote in the Daily Telegraph (Jeremy Corbyn warns rules on council asset sales threaten allotments, 5 August). Never trust a man who can’t tell his parsnips from his potatoes: leaving spuds in the ground till February means they’ll have been spoiled by frost or rot. And I say this as a lifelong Labour voter.
Dariel Francis
Tunbridge Wells, Kent

• A key point not covered in your article (YouTube most popular first TV destination for children, Ofcom finds, 30 July) is the extent to which schools, particularly primaries, use YouTube, from movement breaks to educational programmes and quiet-time cartoons before home time.
Cat Mehta
Weybridge, Surrey

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