Tony Blair’s election lessons for Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson – The Yorkshire Post says

Whatever one thinks of Mr Blair’s record in office, he is a shrewd judge of the electorate and a proven winner in the centre ground of politics. The contrast between him and Jeremy Corbyn, the current leader, could hardly be more striking.

Socialism has not worked for 100 years and Jeremy Corbyn won’t change that – Yorkshire Post Letters

Mr Blair is right when he says there is anxiety amongst traditional Labour voters at Mr Corbyn’s hard-left policies. This is borne out by opinion polling which is displaying a significant degree of unease at his fitness to be Prime Minister.

Jeremy Corbyn and Brexit are turning Northern voters away from Labour, Tony Blair warns

The combination of that, and a robustly pro-Brexit attitude amongst voters in many Labour seats in Yorkshire and beyond, could amount to a perfect storm for the party.

Boris Johnson still to win North’s trust as Tory manifesto launched – The Yorkshire Post says

If Labour is to hang on to these seats, let alone form a Government, it has to counter those sentiments. Currently, it is difficult to see how it will do that.

Labour’s manifesto, with its commitments to widespread nationalisation and spending promises amounting to £82bn, will do nothing to ease voter anxiety about Mr Corbyn.

But Mr Blair is hardly less harsh about the Conservatives, and there will be many who agree that Boris Johnson’s blithe assertions that once his Brexit deal is over the line Britain can move forward is, at best, an over-simplification, and at worst less than truthful.

Mr Blair is unapologetic about being in favour of Britain remaining in the EU, which will make those passionate about leaving disregard what he has to say.

Nevertheless, he correctly identifies that both major parties are campaigning on the basis of being the least-worst option. And that is not an inspiring message for voters as they prepare to cast their votes.