The wine stain row could play to Boris and Carrie’s advantage

IT’S a scene repeated up and down the country.

Man comes in from a long day at work and like bungling Boris Johnson spills wine on the couch to his partner’s annoyance.

Many of us have had those long, stressful days that you just want to end, when our tempers and fuses are short.

In Carrie and Boris’ case you can understand how the argument would’ve been sparked.

Boris would’ve been shattered, desperate for a haven after a gruelling 15-hour day on the Tory leadership campaign.

For Carrie, the day would have been even more emotionally draining because — as a victim of taxi driver John Worboys — she learned the rapist had pleaded guilty to four more attacks.

To top it, she’d also been out on the trail with Boris, too.

It takes little, then, to light the touch paper.

But what neither would’ve bargained for when tempers frayed was that they were being recorded by neighbours and police subsequently called. I’d be devastated if mine did that.

There is every chance they kissed and made up. But I don’t imagine they’ll be inviting the neighbours round to share a bottle of red any time soon.

People should calm down: it’s wine stain, not Weinstein.

• By Jane Atkinson, Features Editor SUN
• TAP – I agree. Recording neighbours is a nasty little dirty trick played by a couple of very creepy people.  Sympathy to B & C.
• https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9354092/boris-johnson-furious-partner-carrie-symonds-stitch-up-anti-brexit/