There are some who don't seem to be able to distinguish Jeremy Corbyn's policies from those of his predecessor as Labour leader, Ed Miliband. Not clear why this should be difficult: the austerity policies, the anti immigration mug, the acceptance of market ideology, albeit of a 'gentler' kind? But there should be one area at least where there can be little doubt about the differences. Which is why it's surprising to see Owen Jones, in his rather peremptory list of questions for Jeremy Corbyn supporters to answer, trying to assert that Miliband and Corbyn share the same foreign policy.