Sunday timesone of Britain’s largest quality newspapers, closed its doors on Sunday In the editorial Labour backed him for the first time in over twenty years. The headline on the commentary read: “The Tories have lost their right to govern.” “Go to Labour.”

The paper criticizes both parties for avoiding “meaningful debate with the public.” But the Conservatives, as the Conservatives are also known, who have governed for the past 14 years, are taking a harder hit. “The period since 2016 has been marked by political chaos that has catastrophically distracted the political elite from the issues that matter most to voters: health care, education and the economy.”

tradition

It is a tradition in the Anglo-Saxon press to indicate political preference in the run-up to an election. The Sunday Times has a readership of about 700,000 and is owned by media mogul Rupert Murdoch. The newspaper also supported Labor in the 2001 election, but since the 2005 election, The Sunday Times has supported the Conservative Party.

Papers Daily Mail And Daily Telegraph Still supports the Conservatives. Daily Mirror, Watchman, The Independent And business magazine The Economist They came out for Labour. the sun, also owned by Murdoch, has yet to announce its political preference. In the past, The Sun has often picked the eventual winner of elections.

Labour is leading the Conservatives in opinion polls. The UK election is due to be held on Thursday 4 July.

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