BUNGLING Boris Johnson was turned away from his polling station yesterday because he did not have the right ID.
The former Prime Minister tried to cast his vote but fell foul of ID rules which were introduced when he was in Downing Street.
Polling station staff initially turned him away because he only brought an envelope with his name and address on it, according to a source.
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