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Election day front pages

From Bullingdon to Obama, plus the Daily Mail’s bad taste.

By Ian K Smith Published 06 May 2010 12:00
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At the end of an election campaign whose uncertainty has led to some of the most partisan journalism in recent memory, here are the election day efforts of the major papers:

 

Times: The fate of the nation

Times 06 May

Daily Mirror: Our prime minister? Really?

Mirror 06 May

 

Guardian: Cameron eyes the prize

 Guardian 06 May

 

Daily Mail: Burning issue for Britain

Daily Mail 06 May

 

Sun: Our only hope

Sun 06 May  

 

Independent: The people's election

Indy 06 May 

Daily Telegraph: Day of destiny

Telegraph 6 May 

Financial Times: UK bonds reach highs as markets gamble on Tory election triumph

FT 06 May

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3 comments

Al Bronte's picture

Thu, 2010-05-06 14:57 — Al Bronte (not verified)

Credit where credits due, the Sun's front page is awesome.

Ruth Bradshaw's picture

Thu, 2010-05-06 17:08 — Ruth Bradshaw (not verified)

More like complete and utter cheese. David Cameron can not hold a lit match to Obama let alone a candle. Cheeky and extremely far from the truth. Cameron is not a God!

Joshua Colebourne's picture

Fri, 2010-05-07 01:42 — Joshua Colebourne (not verified)

Cameron being heiled as the demi-god he isn't

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