if you think about all the carnage in the labour party for the last 16 years in scotland. that has constantly stayed with me. hang in there. so you're aged 12, you get this incredibly shocking piece of paper that you open. do you remember what you did next, was it her that you showed it to? so i took it upstairs, i showed it to my mum. she obviously told my dad about it. and at that point, were they thinking that's what you get if you're an asian trying to break into british politics or were they as shocked and as appalled as you as a 12—year—old boy? they accepted it as our reality because we used to get our car followed when we were going out. we used to get phone calls... i remember once vividly coming back from a family holiday from lossiemouth, my mum was from lossiemouth, she moved here when she was four years old. she lived in lossiemouth, a small seaside village in the north—east of scotland. i remember coming back and we literally entered the house, the phone rang, i picked it up and someone swearing at us saying, "good to see you're back"

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