I think The Sun are hoping their readers didn't watch the debate because their version of events is questionable, to say the least.
The audience openly jeered his woeful inability to say if he would back Leave or Remain at the second referendum
The audience jeered and laughed at Boris as well, possibly even more so than Corbyn. Especially when Boris kept trying to shoehorn Brexit into every answer.
Boris nailed Labour’s lies about the Tories “selling the NHS” to Donald Trump, with a crystal clear assurance.
"Nailed" it? By just saying it isn't true? He also made "crystal clear assurances" there would be no Irish boarder.
Corbyn was then mocked again when he claimed imposing a four-day week on all workers, including in the NHS, would magically increase productivity.
Mocked by who? Boris? Weak.
And, staggeringly, he even blustered over whether he considered keeping the UK together important. He isn’t sure.
Accusing CORBYN of bluster?! Joseph Goebbels would be proud of that one...
They then start floundering and pretty much conceed Boris didn't in fact win the debate and then try and blame the host and ITV format. So, all in all, a complete and utter bollocks write-up of the debate.
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IS anyone still in doubt why Boris Johnson enjoys such a poll lead as “best Prime Minister” over Jeremy Corbyn?
The Labour leader’s confidence before last night’s TV debate was misplaced.
The audience openly jeered his woeful inability to say if he would back Leave or Remain at the second referendum with which he intends to betray 17.4million people. He literally has no position on the biggest national issue since 1945.
Boris nailed Labour’s lies about the Tories “selling the NHS” to Donald Trump, with a crystal clear assurance.
Corbyn was then mocked again when he claimed imposing a four-day week on all workers, including in the NHS, would magically increase productivity.
And, staggeringly, he even blustered over whether he considered keeping the UK together important. He isn’t sure.
This first debate shone little light. Neither leader could utter more than a frantic soundbite before being shut down by the host.
A “quickfire” round then made answers even more farcical. ITV’s format was absurd.
If Boris fell flat, it was with his fixation with turning every question to Brexit. He must give more of his vision for our future and widen the attacks on Corbyn.
There is so much more to go at.