The Sun

The Sun, one of Britain’s best-selling newspapers known for its record of backing election winners, has made a surprising turn. Owned by Rupert Murdoch, the tabloid, which was ideologically aligned with the Conservatives, announced on Wednesday, just before the parliamentary elections, that it now supports the Labour Party and its leader, Keir Starmer.

The government has denied claims in a Sunday newspaper that the audio recordings allegedly between a stationmaster and a driver taken on the night of the Tempe railway disaster were tampered with before their publication in the media.

Prince Harry's lawsuit against The Sun tabloid alleging unlawful information gathering can go to trial but will not include phone hacking claims, a High Court judge ruled on July 27.

Prince Harry on June 6 testified he had suffered lifelong "press invasion" and that some media had blood on their hands, as he became the first British royal in more than 100 years to give evidence in court.

As reported by the British publication “The Sun”

British Prime Minister Theresa May has hit back at critics of her handling of Brexit, writing in the Sunday Telegraph that she had "proven the doubters wrong" after securing an interim deal.

Buckingham Palace hit out March 9 at a report claiming that Queen Elizabeth II favors Britain leaving the European Union, calling in the national press regulator in a rare move.

British tabloid newspaper The Sun has released shocking video footage of Queen Elizabeth at age 7 saluting Nazi style! In the 1933 video- photos of which are splashed on the front page- we see King Edward VIII teaching the Nazi salute to his two nieces Elizabeth and Margarita in the palace gardens.

Britain's Labour Party will be supporting the proposed referendum on the country's EU membership. The statement was made by party leader Harriet Herman and foreign affairs spokesperson Hilary Benn.

The Sun newspaper on April 30 urged readers to vote for the Conservative party of British Prime Minister David Cameron in next week's election but its Scottish edition backed rival nationalists.