Mmelindt - I think they have a point.
Most of the press is effectively right wing, and the problem is that an alliance with Labour would - in simple terms - be a "fuck you" to the electorate, disenfranchising the party that the voters chose to give a majority to.
Of course the liblabs would attempt to spin it differently, saying that the mandate was to a coalition - but without the support of most of the press, they would be looking at a bleak winter of constant harping, and blame for inevitable hard decisions that will have to be made.
More importantly, with massive press opposition, a referendum on PR is unlikely to succeed. If the Mail, the Sun, the Telegraph, probably the Times and many of the sundries ALL lobby against the referendum, PR will be dead in the water before it's even been discussed - and that will be the end of it for the foreseeable future. They won't get two chances for a referendum in this generation.
IMO