Can you guess who this youngster grew up to be as he shares picture of himself as a toddler
The photo shows a young lad standing in a pram with an unruly mop of hair
THIS is the boyish face of a man currently filling the pages of newspapers and appearing on television screens daily.
The youngster pictured grew up to be an extremely well-known face, with the addition of a beard and a passion for politics - but can you guess who he is?
In a rare glimpse into the Labour leader's childhood, Jeremy Corbyn brought along some family photos for his slot on the One Show this evening.
Amid snapshots of his boyhood self, allotment and family he compared Labour MPs to a bunch of rowdy ten-year-olds as he ended a disastrous day of campaigning with a light-hearted interview.
The Labour leader hit the One Show sofa for an intimate interview, opening up his childhood photo album as he admitted he had never "set out" to become Prime Minister.
Asked if he viewed the prospect of becoming PM with joy or fear, Mr Corbyn said: "Did I ever set out in life to become Prime Minister? No. I set out in life to try and change things."
In a jab at his Labour colleagues, when he was asked who was easier to control, ten-year-old footballers or backbench MPs, Mr Corbyn replied: "The ten-year-olds."
The Labour leader was invited to be quizzed on his private life alongside wife Laura Alvarez, with the interview following a humiliating radio slip-up.
Mr Corbyn also admitted he wasn’t “academically gifted” and flunked his A-Levels after droning on too long.
The Labour leader confirmed he only got two E grades despite going to grammar school.
He told the presenters it was because he “probably wrote overlong answers to one question because I was quite interested in the subject and forgot the rest of it”.
He joked his Mum reassured him that the teachers couldn’t read his bad hand-writing.
“My Mum was a very generous woman. She looked at me and said, ‘They probably couldn’t read your writing.”
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It comes a few weeks after Theresa May was interviewed on the same programme with her husband Philip, and revealed that they share household duties.
However, the keenly private Ms Alvarez declined to appear on the light-hearted BBC1 chat show, leaving Mr Corbyn to be interviewed alone by Ore Oduba and Alex Jones.
When the presenters started showing photographs of Mr Corbyn as a child, the Labour leader joked, "Where did you get those? Obviously this is a private conversation, just us three."
Shown a picture of him strapped into a pram, he added: "I was a bit free-spirited, so I kept jumping out of the pram and running off."
He said that unlike the Mays, he and his wife do not have "girl jobs and boy jobs", but admitted that it is his responsibility to prune the hedge outside their north London home.
Paying tribute to his parents, who met at an anti-Franco rally, Mr Corbyn said: "My basic attitudes and principles are pretty much as they've always been."
He recalled how when he left school with two grade Es at A-level, his mother refused to believe that his marks could be that bad.
The politician said: "My mum was an ever-generous lady and I said, 'Well these are pretty poor, these results,' and she looked at me and said, 'They probably couldn't read your writing.'"
Mr Corbyn went on to Jamaica to do voluntary service, because he "clearly wasn't going to get into university with two Es".
He concluded the interview by handing over a jar of home-made jam to the One Show presenters, after talking about his love of his allotment.
Mr Corbyn's wife, a 48-year-old Mexican-born human rights activist, has never given an interview or public speech, although she does attend her husband's campaign events.
One of her few known public statements featured in a Vice News documentary, when she said of Mr Corbyn: "He's not very good in housework, but he is a good politician."
The couple first met in London in 1999 and kept up a long-distance friendship after Ms Alvarez moved back to Mexico.
They got married in 2013, and Ms Alvarez now imports fair-trade coffee from Mexico.
Mr Corbyn, 68, first got married to fellow Labour councillor Jane Chapman in 1974 but the couple divorced five years later, reportedly after his wife tired of his devotion to politics.
He married Chilean Claudia Bracchitta in 1987 and they had three sons, but the relationship foundered over a disagreement about whether to send one of their children to a grammar school.
Tonight's One Show interview comes after Mr Corbyn humiliated himself on live radio by being caught out on Labour's childcare policy.
He had to reach for an iPad to look up how much money the policy would cost, prompting derision from the presenter.