LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and opposition Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn clashed Friday night in the last head-to-head debate before a general election in six days — an underpowered showdown that saw both men stick to well-worn phrases and promises about their plans for Brexit and Britain’s future.

FRIENDS, AGAIN Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson (center) and Britain’s main
opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn (left) shake hands with BBC presenter Nick Robinson (right) after participating in the heated BBC Prime Ministerial leaders debate, at the studio in Maidstone, Kent. AFP PHOTO

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