U.K HEADLINES NEWS & VIEWS: U.K Election: Thursday looms with people still undecided here’s what papers have said

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AceDailyNews says here’s the U.K news and views with Labour’s Starmer says we will have a housing ‘blitz’ as PM Sunak says ‘four days to save’ UK with both men using a single word to describe the fall with Sunak ‘Surrender’ and Starmer ‘Change’ who will reach the winning post will it be Labour for first-time since 2010 or PM in waiting All with promises still to come. Kindness & Love says 🙏🙏 to God like Us ask for Truth to set Nation Free Amen

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Ace Press News From Cutting Room Floor: Published: Jul.01: 2024: U.K Daily Headlines News Report: TELEGRAM Ace Daily News Link https://t.me/YouMeUs2 

The headline in the Observer reads: "Starmer's promise to voters: I will relight the fire of optimism".
The final stages of the election campaign dominate Sunday’s front pages. The Observer carries a pledge from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to “relight the fire” of optimism among the British people if his party forms the next government. Writing for the paper, Sir Keir says the country has seen 14 years of the Conservatives “serving themselves” and that he would seek to restore the “bond of respect between people and politics”. 
The headline in the Sunday Times reads: "Labour eyes up green belt for building blitz".
Labour plan to “hit the ground running” and launch a housebuilding blitz within days of gaining power, Sir Keir and shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves have said in a joint interview with the Sunday Times. The paper says at least three housing announcements, including a local authority-led review of the green belt, are expected to be made within the first two weeks. Labour has pledged to build 1.5 million homes over the course of the next parliament. Ms Reeves is quoted saying there was an “urgency” about the issue because “we know that for kids like us today [from working-class backgrounds], some of those opportunities [to own a home] don’t exist”.
The headline in the Telegraph reads: "Labour will bankrupt every generation, warns Sunak".
Speaking to the Sunday Telegraph, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak claims Labour would “bankrupt people in every generation” through tax rises and make it harder for people to buy their first home, start a family, send their children to a fee-paying school, invest their savings, or leave an inheritance. “I’d say to everyone we’ve got four days to save the country from the danger of what a Labour government would mean,” he says.
The headline in the Mail on Sunday reads: "Rishi warning: Starmer will wreck Britain in just 100 days".
The Mail on Sunday leads with a warning by the prime minister that Labour would “do irreversible damage within just 100 days of coming to power”. He cites the party’s plans to scrap the Rwanda asylum scheme, charge VAT on private school fees, and give the vote to under-16s. 
The headline in the Express reads: "Starmer to 'wreck Britain in 100 days'
The same warning leads the Sunday Express. The paper says Mr Sunak believes Labour would cause chaos in schools and make the UK the “soft touch migrant capital of the world”.
The headline in the Mirror reads: "Be on the right side of history. Vote Labour".
The Sunday Mirror leads with an endorsement of Labour. The front page is a collage of its own previous front pages reporting on scandals involving the government. It describes the time the Conservatives have been in power as “14 years of Tory chaos” and urges its readers to “be on the right side of history this time”. 
The headline in the Daily Star reads: "How the hell can we lose now?". It appears alongside a picture of England captain Harry Kane and celebrity fitness coach Mr Motivator, who has released a video encouraging the team.
And the Daily Star reports that celebrity fitness coach Mr Motivator has released a video sending “positive vibes” to the England team and fans ahead of Sunday’s Euros game against Slovakia. The headline reads: “How the hell can we lose now?”

There are endorsements a plenty in Sunday papers as publications take their final opportunity to declare who they think should be in Downing Street after the general election. 

The Observer says only a Labour government can begin to deliver the real change that Britain so desperately needs. In an article for the paper, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says that a victory for his party would “relight the fire” among the British people, and rekindle their faith in politicians as public servants.

It’s the Sunday Times which delivers a more surprising verdict, saying the Tories have, in effect, “forfeited their right to govern”. Its editorial says the paper believes it’s now the right time for Labour to be “entrusted with restoring competence to government”. 

“The exhausted Conservatives are neither up to it nor up for it. There comes a time when change is the only option,” it says. The paper also carries a joint interview with Sir Keir and shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves, and says the pair are gearing up for a homebuilding blitz if they form the next government.

But for the Mail on Sunday, the alarm bells are ringing. The paper says the country has “four days to stop a supermajority”. It includes comments from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak warning that Sir Keir will “wreck Britain in just 100 days”. It cites policies such as scrapping the Rwanda migrant scheme, imposing VAT on school fees, and giving votes to the under-16s. 

The Sunday Telegraph has an interview with Mr Sunak in which he says Labour would “bankrupt people in every generation”. He says buying your first home, starting a family, sending your kids to a fee-paying school, investing your savings, receiving your state pension, or leaving an inheritance would be harder under a Labour government. The paper’s editorial says Labour is set to secure a massive majority and that it would be a “disaster for Britain if Labour were to be given unparalleled power to refashion the country”. 

The Sunday Express describes Mr Sunak’s warning about Labour as chilling, calling it a nightmare vision that will engulf Britain if Sir Keir takes power.

In bold red letters, the Sunday Mirror urges its leaders to vote Labour. The paper has reprinted some of its own front pages from the last fourteen years of what it calls “Tory chaos”. Be on the right side of history, the paper tells its readers.

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps has given an interview to the Sun on Sunday in which he claims voters can’t trust Labour with Britain’s nuclear weapons. He singles out the party’s deputy leader, Angela Rayner, who he says hasn’t hidden her opposition to Trident during the 2024 election race. He warns she could be only a heartbeat away from commanding Britain’s response if the country is attacked. “I think that is a frightening prospect,” he says.

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