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For Mr Corbyn, the E.U. is something of an irrelevance. At worst, it is a bureaucratic irritation. At best, it provides a useful expose of deep Tory fissures that may well explode in David Cameron’s face.

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While the ranks of MPs on all sides of the Commons, along with most of the country, are busy splitting into two camps, either for or against Britain staying in the European Union, you’d be hard pressed to know what Jeremy Corbyn thinks.

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There are lots of things that Jeremy Corbyn feels strongly about. He definitely doesn’t like wars, nuclear weapons, or free market capitalism. He dislikes Tories, the Liberal Democrats and anyone to do with New Labour. He also doesn’t like austerity, big business, private schools, student tuition fees, the bedroom tax, the monarchy and God.

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With friends like Monsieur Macron, who needs enemies?

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There will always be border controls between France and Britain, whether we are in the E.U. or not, simply because we are not in the Schengen free trade area.

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Funnily enough, countries tend not to do things that are against their own interests and the French government knows that opening up a travel point into the U.K. at Calais would be an unmitigated disaster for them.

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Chancellors have long been known to keep one last trick up their sleeves on Budget Day so that, at the end of a long, turgid speech, they can pull a rabbit from the hat with a flourish and bask in the glory of cheering backbenchers.

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When did we all become so fragile that mere metaphors could turn us all into fainting flowers? When did we stop being allowed to take the mickey, to poke fun at, and, yes, be a bit rude and cruel about things we don’t like?

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Taking offence is now our national pastime and metaphors are merely the latest offensive weapon identified by social justice warriors as being so menacing that they must be censored for our own good.

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An infinite number of monkeys with an infinite number of typewriters might be able to write the complete works of William Shakespeare but the Bard himself, a devotee of the colourful metaphor, would struggle to be able to write a single sonnet in these politically correct times.

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Whatever age we die, we will cost the NHS money. It’s the dying, not the ageing, that racks up the medical bills. So why not hope to live as long as possible?

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Indeed, the whole point of the NHS was to enable Britons to live until a ripe old age.

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