Jeremy Corbyn has accused Sir Keir Starmer of 'primary school stuff' after the Labour leader insisted they were not friends.
Jeremy Corbyn has accused Sir Keir Starmer of "primary school stuff" after the Labour leader insisted they were not friends.Mr Corbyn, who led Labour when Sir Keir was shadow Brexit secretary, told LBC's Iain Dale that he only saw his successor as a colleague.
Mr Corbyn, who now sits as an independent MP, said: "I don’t know why he says that. I worked with Starmer, he was in the shadow cabinet, went to Brussels with him. I worked with lots of people." "So why he has suddenly announced to the world I was a friend, and then a short time later announced I was not a friend, well this is primary school stuff."Sir Keir Starmer on Jeremy Corbyn
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