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How to save Corbynomics from itself

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imageFiring line. Corbyn's economic plans face scrutiny.REUTERS/Peter Nicholls

Jeremy Corbyn’s stunning victory in the Labour leadership election has sparked much gnashing of teeth. Worryingly, it promises a testy political battle in the party at a time when the country needs an effective and viable opposition.

His brand of so-called Corbynomics...

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