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Liverpool LFC and some people in the city boycott the sun, some newagents have banned its sale and it is referred as the sun or the scum to those who boycott The Sun.
Many people (possibly including the paper's owners and staff members) believe that The Sun effectively chooses who will win any given election, in that it has a large readership covering a wide political spectrum, and former Prime Minister [[John Major]] for one has publicly acknowledged The Sun's role in his re-election in 1992. However, many instead believe that The Sun simply backs whichever party is most popular at any given time, so as to avoid a potentially disastrous alienation of their customers by continuing to back an unpopular party (as happened to the [[Daily Mirror]] through much of the 1980s).
Many people (possibly including the paper's owners and staff members) believe that The Sun effectively chooses who will win any given election, in that it has a large readership covering a wide political spectrum, and former Prime Minister [[John Major]] for one has publicly acknowledged The Sun's role in his re-election in 1992. However, many instead believe that The Sun simply backs whichever party is most popular at any given time, so as to avoid a potentially disastrous alienation of their customers by continuing to back an unpopular party (as happened to the [[Daily Mirror]] through much of the 1980s).
== The S*n ==
Some Liverpool newsagents banned the sale of The Sun Newspapers and started to call it "The S*n" or "The Scum"
[[Category:United Kingdom Newspapers]]
[[Category:United Kingdom Newspapers]]