The resignation of Patience Wheatcroft prompts Peter Wilby, in The Guardian, to muse on the online problem faced by all Sunday papers. Peter Preston in The Observer takes a similar view: it's the dailies, "with their constantly updated websites", that are benefiting from the digital revolution.
Donald Trelford in The Independent argues that business editors rarely make good editors, but devotes most of his column to an appreciation of the Press Complaints Commission, which he thinks could be improved.
