Does politics make a real difference? At 31, Josh Babarinde has become the Lib Dems’ first Black MP. But this is not his first success story.
The MP who began by fixing phones
By the seaside: Josh Babarinde, who was born in 1993, was once named "Eastbourne's cutest baby" in a town-wide competition. Glossary
Eastbourne - A town on the southeast coast of England.
Charity - An organisation that helps people in need. It does not make money as a business does. Most people who work for charities are volunteers. This means they are not paid.
MP - Member of Parliament. There are 650 MPs representing people in different areas of the UK.
Council estate - In the UK, housing estates where people, often on low incomes, rent heir homes from the local authority, rather than a landlord.
Nigerian - From Nigeria, Africa's most populated nation.
London School of Economics - Also known as LSE. A world-leading university that specialises in social sciences.
University - When people leave school, they can go to university to study more and get a degree.
Volunteered - Offered to do work without being paid.
Embassy - The workplace of a group of government officials who represent their country in another country.
Employed - To have someone work or do a job for you and pay them for it.
NHS - The National Health Service, the publicly funded healthcare system in the UK. The NHS was founded in 1948.
Passion - Something you love doing.
Campaigners - People who call for change. Activists.