I’m afraid that the leader of UKIP exposes a complete lack of humanity, I have to say. People have died here. People have died. Jeremy Corbyn, as an MP for the local area, went to visit people. He went to comfort many people who were his constituents, and he expressed the anger of many who felt that, at the time, they weren’t being given sufficient support, whether it was by local government or central Government. I make no comment on that because I think, this week, it’s hugely important to focus on the fact that people have died, and to focus on the fact that it’s hugely important that we learn the lessons of what happened in order to make sure that it doesn’t happen again. That is the message of this week, not a cheap political point that he’s trying to score.