@InfraBlue,
The Independent is wishy washy, tends to blow hot and cold, hard to say until election season.
The Guardian tends to support Labour but both the Times and Telegraph support the Tories.
The broadsheets aren't as influential, their readership is better educated and less likely to be swung by propaganda.
Tabloids are read by working class people who ofren find pol7tics boring and tend to be swung by a headline.
In 1992 the Sun's front page turned what should have been a Labour victory into a tiny majority for John Major.
The next day the headline read "It was the Sun wot won it."