It would be a waste of time reading both types of paper, because neither sees the bigger picture, only what they are reporting on at the time. Any extreme is dangerous, because they work from anger and emotions, and ignore logic and the bigger picture. Most younsgsters vote Labour because they are idealistic, but many change to voting for the Conservatives later in life, because having gained experience, they can see the things aren't so cut a dried, nor so straighforward.
Most people couldn't even form a balanced opinion, simply because they aren't balanced in the first place. We are conditioned from birth to follow the path of our upbringing, and for most, that bilnds all that follows.
Labour bribes voters to get into power, and the Conservatives invariably let business's get too big for their boots - neither knows what they are doing, but as I always maintain, the Conservatives are the lesser of the two evils, because they take the country forward, whilst Labour drags everything backwards and downwards, because they don't want anyone to aspire to the heights that they've reached, and hypocricy will always destroy anything it touches. Most Labour politicians got a good education, but disliked Grammer schools because they were for the better off, so they destroyed them. Then because the education system fails children, they send their own kids to private school. They scream about selection for the well off, but forget that if they hadn't shut down the Grammar schools, then people wouldn't have to fight so hard to get into them, simply because there would be more of them with places for all.
Labour, the Liberals and the Greens, all want the voting age reduced to 16, because they know the votes will go to them; they aren't worried about doing what's right for the country, only what they need to do to get into power.