Times: Alice Miles - "Get back to work now, Charlie, and put iron in your soul"
Independent: We remain a nation in delusion, wanting low taxes and high public spending at the same time
Times: Simon Jenkins - "[Conservatives] no longer read Hayek and Schumacher. Until they do, there will be no war on waste, no savings and no tax cuts ... The Tories must dare to be radical."
Guardian: Polly Toynbee - "This election is far from won. The polls are not all they see ... Labour is unnerved by this mendacity, innuendo and crude use of race for the first time."
Times: Doctors have lost faith in Labour's ability to improve the NHS
Telegraph: Brown will be in No 10 soon, predicts Robin Cook
FT: James Blitz - Labour have changed their central economic case against the Conservatives. That could be risky - and Gordon Brown won't help his argument by clarifying where the ceiling for tax and spending will be in the next parliament.
FT: People are shunning Labour.org.uk in favour of the Conservatives' website
