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Sir Keir Starmer: UK border checks a complete mess again

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Sir Keir Starmer: UK border checks a complete mess again

Sir Keir Starmer: UK border checks a complete mess again

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer visits Stevenage vaccine hub.

He critiqued UKCovid-19 border checks, saying: “It’s a complete mess again.

Priti Patel hastalked tough about the borders but other countries have been doing testing formonths and months... I think people will be bewildered and they will feel thatwe’re exposed - there’s a gap in our defences.

We can’t go on like this withdelayed decisions not being made in a competent way.”


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