Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer trade blows ahead of local elections and Hartlepool by-election
BORIS Johnson and Sir Keir Starmer traded blows last night — before voters headed to the polls today.faces the public at the ballot box for the first time, with his party enemies already sharpening their knives.One leading figure on the Labour left says Sir Keir is “boring” and “lacks pizzazz”.
The Tories are on course to thump Labour in its traditional heartlands of the Midlands and the North.But polls show Sir Keir is on course to be humiliated by losing theHowever, Downing Street fears a big victory forBritain faces years of wrangling over Scots independence if she wins a majority and uses it to seek another referendum.
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