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Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer Boris Johnson has been accused of ignoring to help a quote, the public support for the kids going Back To school.

At Prime Minister 's Questions, Sir Keir said he had the watch private for Two Weeks But had received no reply.

Mr Johnson said he "has to ring the effort made to" the Labour leader to brief him on lockdown-easing measures.

He Said , Sir Keir's "endless attacks" on the government of undermining "public Confidence ".

Downing Street said the two men had spoken on may 28 in a Phone conference with other opposition leaders.

labour sources said The Call was for the PM to brief the leader of the opposition, what it is intended to do, the government and Sir Keir not had a one-on-one conversation with Mr Johnson since The End of April.

Sir Keir used PMQs to highlight what He Said was a big Fall In public Confidence in the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis, at a time when support was needed to facilitate the majority of the country out of the lockdown.

Monday, More Than two million primary school pupils in England were invited Back To the school, But

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The Labour leader, the PM said: "I supported the government open and I. criticism for him, But , boy, he makes it difficult to support this government in The Last Two Weeks "

Mr Johnson accused Sir Keir goes back on his promise to work constructively with the government.

But , Sir Keir said that he had offered to help, a consensus for the re-opening of schools, in a letter, dated Monday, 18. May, published by the Labour Party has now.

Boris Johnson said he was surprised by the Labour leader of the 'sound'

In it, Sir Keir says the clock, he supported the government's "gradual easing" of lockdown, But remained concerned about the elements, "including the transparency, pace, and effective test -, track-and-trace system" and "the very unjust attacks which were made on the teacher".

The Labour leader, the PM told he supported the opening of schools "as soon as practicable, possible".

'Socially divisive,'

But adds: "I'm sure, as the Prime Minister not share my concern that without a stronger consensus of professionals and parents behind the larger opening of the schools, some parents choose to be, and the Problem is even more socially divisive. "

Sir Keir you are offered Mr. Johnson, along with education Secretary Gavin Williamson and shadow education secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey to discuss how a "consensus can be achieved in the shortest possible time frame" to the children in the school.

At PMQs, He Said that he did not receive a response to The Letter .

The Prime Minister said he was surprised, Sir Keir "Take That tone", because he had been talking to him by Phone - and the Labour leader had "" be adopted and endorsed The Steps taken by the government.

"I think he's on firmer ground when he stands with the overwhelming majority of the British People , who understand the very, very difficult circumstances, We Are ," He Said to Sir Keir.

Sir Keir called for an Exit Strategy from the government at a time when some of his own MPs - and certainly members, Wanted to see him clash with No 10 more robust to issues of The Day .

He now feels validated because he believes that the lack of a strategy - "identify an exit without a strategy", as he puts it - clearly.

The Labour leader of the advance is determined to stay a step, the government.

So, by raising questions now about the easing of the closure, while doubts about the alert level and the effectiveness of The Track -and-trace system, it is the positioning of The Party to distance itself further from the government's approach, if it goes up.

But it is true that his tone hardening, compared to Boris Johnson himself.

The Labour leader is also the question at PMQs about the "promise" from Mr Johnson on a "world beat" test, track-and-trace operation to 1. June, saying it was weeks away from being fully set up and in operation.

Mr Johnson the Labour leader of "casting aspersions accused, the efforts of tens of thousands of people from the state."

The Labour leader also criticized what He Said was to facilitate the government's lack of transparency about the decision to lockdown in England, asks the Prime Minister what the current Covid-19-alert-level and R-infection level was.

Mr Johnson suggested the dispatch box, as he answered: "He knows very well that the alert level, and he raised that issue with me, if we had a conversation on the Phone . "

He Said the alert level remained at Four , But the government, which had met five tests for the easing of the closure.

"The question for him, whether he actually supports the progress we make, because at the weekend he was back up there and now he does a U-turn, now he seems to be, against The Steps taken by This Country ," added the PM.

Sir Keir in addition, Mr Johnson criticised the use of statistics said, according to the UK Statistics Authority, saying it undermines the trust.

Mr Johnson replied: "I really see the sense in his endless attacks on the Public Trust . "

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Source of news: bbc.com