In a campaign where both parties have sought to repeatedly talk about their key themes, tonight did not diverge radically from 
the script.

Boris Johnson came under pressure on the issue of trust - and whether his Brexit plan would mean checks between Great 
Britain and Northern Ireland.

Jeremy Corbyn was once again pressed on his failure to pick a side on Brexit - and questioned on why Europe would offer 
Labour a new deal when so many frontbenchers back Remain.

Both men landed punches. But none of them were critical.

And given that polls suggest the Conservatives are ahead in the polls - that might suit Boris Johnson more than Jeremy 
Corbyn.