Carrie Symonds is 'too scared to go home'

Carrie Symonds is 'too scared to go home' after she was recorded in a 'political stitch-up' by neighbours while she argued with her boyfriend Boris Johnson inside their flat, it was revealed last night. She once boasted about 'giving Mr Johnson the finger' on Twitter Carrie Symonds is struggling after receiving hate mail at her flat in Camberwell, south London The 31-year-old's street has also been plastered with anti-Boris posters, with some saying 'We'd rather endure him as our neighbour' Ms Leigh, who is the daughter of a millionaire, has boasted of how she gave the finger to Mr Johnson in the street and even took to Twitter to say 'all Tories suck'. It came as: Boris refused to respond to questions about the incident at a Tory hustings in Birmingham Jeremy Hunt's allies claimed Mr Johnson's personal life was a 'security risk' Tory MPs fear Boris could be ousted on his first day at No.10 if Jeremy Corbyn calls for a vote of no confidence Polls have shown he is still 22 points clear of Hunt among grass-root Tories but behind his rival among all voters Not only did the couple record the altercation, it also emerged yesterday they took the trouble to record police officers at the scene – and take down the registration numbers of their cars, all of which they passed to the Guardian. and I am the right man' Miss Symonds is said to have been heard screaming at Mr Johnson to get out of the flat in a Victorian House in Camberwell, south London that she bought last year and lives in with her lover Mr Penn and wife Ms Leigh called the police on the couple after they claimed they were 'frightened and concerned' by noises coming from the flat in the early hours of Friday morning. Boris Johnson gave a thumbs up during a visit to Nash's Bakery in Bicester, Oxfordshire, after police were called to the home of his girlfriend Carrie Symonds in Camberwell, south London on Friday night 'I hoping that someone would answer the door and say ''We're okay''.