Jeremy Corbyn (Chippenham 1949) does not bite his lip when he talks about social inequalities or injustices in the UK and around the world. And now even less, when he no longer has the responsibility of being the Labour leader. Yesterday he arrived in Barcelona to participate in the World Peace Congress, organised by the International Peace Bureau, under the title (Re)imagine the world. Action for peace and justice, which brings together, virtually and in person, over 3,000 participants from 116 countries. His visit coincided with the assassination of Conservative MP David Amess.