Quiz: How much of a Corbynite are you?

Public sector services need to change, but not necessarily by privatising

Worst decision for the country- it's about public ownership of services

Privatisation helps to create a nation of shareholders, and brings the UK lucrative business opportunities

Taxation needs to be done in small increments, and tax rates must be increased modestly

Corporation tax should be slashed to less than 15 per cent – it will invite businesses to the UK and help re-energise the stagnating economy

75 per cent top rate of tax on incomes over £1 million

Sometimes entering a war, even for the purposes of regime change is a necessary part of protecting the UK

Foreign wars are largely illegal and foreign policy should prioritise justice, not power acquisition

Maintaining the second biggest defence budget in NATO is vital to ensure we can continue to honour Britain’s commitments abroad

Yes- it’s vital to the protection of the UK, and not only does it need to stay, but we need to build Successor Ballistic Missile Submarines to ensure the safety of the country

There is a case for it, and a case against it. More discussion is needed before we make a decision either way

No- Trident is making industries redundant and taking jobs away from people. We need to regenerate hi-tech industries, not destroy them

Family friendly working hours and stringent workplace rights create happy workers – the casualisation of work, while controversial, is necessary

Zero hour contracts are useful for employees because they provide flexibility

Zero hour contracts are unfair and unstable, and need to be made illegal

Migration to this country needs to be strictly controlled, or else a cheap labour force will render Britons unable to find work

It’s not the British government’s job to control immigration

Migration does need to be controlled, but what’s more important is equal worker rights and a government that can be held accountable

Academies breed inequality and takes decision-making powers away from local councils who have knowledge of their community, by privatising education

Academies give your child the best start in life, and should be implanted countrywide, if possible

Academies are a way of tackling failing schools by implementing change quickly, but they do not work on a nation-wide scale

Social housing is essential to a functioning society, and rents need to be controlled, and a big house-building programme implemented

Building council properties is not a priority. Instead, a “right-to-buy” scheme that makes renters homeowners, is what’s needed to minimise poverty

No- first- time buyers are earning enough money and if they save, they could very well purchase an “affordable” house, even if that includes starter homes which are worth up to £450,000