Just try plain English, Jeremy

READING Ulysses is a literary Mount Everest but Jeremy Corbyn has devoured Joyce’s epic four times – the bookish equivalent of trekking the Himalayas in flip-flops. But Corbyn, left, dug in his crampons last week and six times refused to answer a simple question: ‘Do you believe Britain would be better off outside the EU than inside it?’ His disingenuous answers about the most serious political problem facing Britain were worrying. Maybe his old friends in Sinn Féin/IRA could ask him to spell out his Brexit policies in plain language – not in the stream-of-conscious gobbledegook he used.