Jeremy Corbyn hugely impressed the audience with his clarity of thinking in domestic as well as foreign policy.issues at the leaders debate the other day which was not attended by the leader of the Tory party ,Theresa May.

His undiluted idealism gives the British public the hope that there is a way out of all the mess we are in because of several years of Tory as

well as the so called New Labour misrule conducting disastrous military ventures overseas ,for example in various parts of the Middle East

including Iraq and ,Libya resulting in bitter consequences for us as well as the peoples of those areas with deadly global ramifications.

At the end of the debate it was obvious to all that there was a visible confluence of views among all the party leaders except obviously the

UKIP and the Conservative party spokespersons. Jeremy Corbyn stated that leadership is all about listening to and trusting people.He referred

to the six million people working below the living wage and the one million on zero hour contract

On the foreign policy front Jeremy Corbyn outlined the need for an era of consultations and dialogue with our Neighbours and others with whom we have outstanding differences to avoid reactionary confrontations.

The logic of the need for public services to be in public hands could not have been better explained