there are can be few constituencies more diverse than this one. of dewsbury is the outskirts of dewsburyy corbyn. because you like and? he seems genuine. -- him? iwill just vote for whoever my family tells me too. even those don't feel passionately about the politics feel passionately about the politics feel passionately about the issues. -- to. education is something i am concerned about, cutting teachers and assistants, and you think what is going to be like when my daughter goes to school? inflation at the moment is ridiculous, to be honest. taxes are always going up, whereas the working wage is not far off what it used to be. immigration - everybody is moaning about it, but it isn't a big issue. it can be dealt with. the main is for the nhs, really. just a couple of miles away beneath the shadow of emley moor, the landscape of the dewsbury constituency changes dramatically. at the local craft group in the village of highburton it is the conservative leader who seems to be getting the most support.” conservative leader who seems to be getting the most support. i do that earl obvioum t

there can be few constituencies more diverse than this one. 0n the outskirts of dewsbury town centretown. do you know who you might vote for? labour. probably for labour. why labour? ijust tend to think they probably do more for the working class. i am thinking of voting for labour because ofjeremy corbyn. ilike him. because you like him? yes. i like the way... he seems like a genuine guy. i would just kind of like that whoever is interested in a family tell me who to vote for! but even those who do not feel passionately about the politics certainly feel passionately about the issues. education is one thing i am concerned about, it is the local issues that are important, the fact the health service is changing, the fact we are losing a hospital, the fact we may lose a library in the area, the fact they are wanting to build on what is supposed to be green belt. but yet you want to stick with a conservative government? i am not quite sure what the difference would be if i voted for labour. i also feel very strongly about the north — south divide. i think there needs to be much more rea

what was annoying him as a politicised muslim was that why dewsbury wouldn't discuss politics of foreignhere was a lot of, that was only 52, what about the millions around the world. i find that problematic. yesterday, jeremy corbyn said, we are yesterday, jeremy corbyn said, we a re less yesterday, jeremy corbyn said, we are less safe here because of what far away. but he believes that we should focus to the community closer to home. we need to say, it's sad what is happening over there, but you need to be a good human here, live your life here, get a good education here, and stop the focus on the middle east. you've done this interview anonymously because you worry about the backlash and your family? there's no for this justifying. people have been hurt and murdered. how did you feel about manchester? did the bridge building give you hope? yes, when there are past experiences, what happens when the cameras go away? we don't need tragedies like this to bring us together we need to be like that anyway. he said it would take more conversations, more integration and he believes that the mu