The media are indeed talking about Labour. As is clear here. They are pointing out that Labour isn't doing well enough to win the next election (the areas that were polled on Thursday are Labour-friendly compared to the country as a whole) and reporting on backbenchers taking turns to tell their unfortunate leader what to do next. As for UKIP, they are having one of their best elections ever, and one of the best ever for any third party; that's at least newsworthy.
Politicalbetting.com, seriously?Not sure what this means.
The media did cover that. I heard it myself on the BBC. But "small oppositions to Labour replaced by tiny opposition" is not much news. It makes absolutely no difference to Liverpool, Manchester, and so on. In contrast, UKIP's rise will affect the debates on immigration, Europe and so on. I know this forum is about election statistics and results, but policies and government matter more to 99% of people who watch the news.