Philip Stephens in the Financial Times says he cannot understand why the government does not take control of all banks dependent on public money.
Dominic Lawson in the Independent blames computers for their role in the financial crisis.
Frank Field, on his blog, says that parliament should consider how those responsible for the banking crisis ought to be "brought to book" and how their "ill-gotten gains" should be used to pay off the national debt.
Sam Coates in the Times reports on the way Gordon Brown is distancing himself from his old ally Sir Fred Goodwin, the former RBS chief executive.
Benjamin Wegg-Prosser at LabourList says that Labour should "stop repeating tired lines about the Conservative party being a 'do nothing' party".
ConservativeHome offers 10 observations on the Conservative reshuffle.
