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Charles Moore’s Notes: Jeremy Corbyn, fanatic

The Paris atrocities, BBC rolling news, the right to criticise Islam, President Rouhani’s French dinner

21 November 2015

9:00 AM

21 November 2015

9:00 AM

When Jeremy Corbyn says it is better to bring people to trial than to shoot them, he is right. So one might feel a little sorry for him as the critics attack his reaction to the Paris events. But in fact the critics are correct, for the wrong reason. It is not Mr Corbyn’s concern for restraint and due process which are the problem.

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