The Labour leader said talk of deals with the Liberal Democrats and other parties were “hypothetical”.
But Sir Keir Starmer gave a definite “no” to a coalition with the SNP after a general election, over a “fundamental disagreement” with a party that would separate the UK, leading to a border between England and Scotland.
BBC political editor Chris Mason asked Sir Keir why he would give a clear answer about the SNP, but was equivocal about the Lib Dems.
