British Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn “will lay out plans to take parts of Britain’s energy industry back into public ownership alongside the railways and the Royal Mail in a radical manifesto,” The Guardian reports.

“A draft version of the document, drawn up by the leadership team and seen by the Guardian, pledges the phased abolition of tuition fees, a dramatic boost in finance for childcare, a review of sweeping cuts to universal credit and a promise to scrap the bedroom tax.”

Meanwhile, The Sun notes Corbyn’s car ran over a journalist’s foot as he tried to evade the press.

British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn told BuzzFeed that he intends to remain in the job, even if he isn’t victorious in next month’s vote.

Said Corbyn: “I was elected leader of this party and I’ll stay leader of this party.”

“No matter what happens on 8 June, he said, he would be ‘carrying on.’ And he insisted that the constant criticism and poor poll ratings were not getting to him.”