After six weeks, general election campaigning has come to an end and Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak have made their final pitches to the country
UK papers on 4 July as Britain votes in the general election and Keir Starmer of Labour and Rishi Sunak of the Tories make their final pitch to voters.UK papers on 4 July as Britain votes in the general election and Keir Starmer of Labour and Rishi Sunak of the Tories make their final pitch to voters.
In an editorial headlined “Leap in the dark”, the paper states that “democracy requires change” and tellingly stopped short of urging people to vote Conservative. There is little enthusiasm in its message though, with the paper writing that “Sir Keir has left the British people with little clue as to his intentions in government”.carries no such equivocations, with its front page dominated by a warning that votes for Reform will ensure a Labour victory.
The Record believes a Labour win in Scotland will be a massive step to consigning the Tory government to history and putting the country on a new path.reads as a direct rebuke to the Record’s headline, with “Change? What Change?” Outlining the areas in which the paper believes Starmer’s Labour will be identical to the Tories, the front page concludes by stating “in Westminster nothing ever changes”.urges Britain to “Vote Tory”.
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