LONDON (Reuters) -British opposition Labour leader Keir Starmer was cleared by police of breaking COVID-19 lockdown laws on Friday, having said he would quit his job if he was fined. A day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced he would resign following a series of scandals, including repeated lockdown breaches at his Downing Street office, police said Starmer had not broken the regulations. “I’ve always said no rules were broken when I was in Durham. The police have completed their investigation and agreed: there is no case to answer,” Starmer said on Twitter. “For me, this was always a…