[heero_yuy]

Speaking on the flagship Andrew Marr Show on BBC1, the Labour leader said: “They don’t have to have nuclear warheads on them.”

The bombshell came in a mind-blowing 15 minutes where Mr Corbyn also called for talks with Argentina over the future of the Falklands.

He said it was ridiculous to argue about it in the 21st century and labelled the 1982 sinking of their Belgrano battleship a disaster. Falklands hero Simon Weston last night accused him of being ignorant of history.

Incredibly, Mr Corbyn even called for negotiations with IS fanatics to find a peace deal and discover their “strong points”.

Insisting a “back channel” with the IRA had worked in the past, he mused: “There has to be a route through somewhere.”

Labour policy ... Corbyn was backed by trade union chief Len McCluskey

He also wanted to tear up the law to allow “sympathy” strikes, where workers in one part of an industry or public service back another.

And he appeared to support the return of flying pickets, which threatened to bring industry to its knees in the early 1970s.

Linky

Madness