Nick Clegg tells the Times in an interview that the directors who were running the banks that had to be rescued by the government should be banned from sitting on company boards.
The BBC's Mark Easton writes on his blog about the release of emails showing how Downing Street ordered the release of selective statistics on knife crime against the advice of statisticians.
Michael Savage in the Independent reports that ministers could use the constitutional renewal bill to introduce new regulations for lobbyists.
John Redwood on his blog complains that MPs were not given the chance in the Commons yesterday to ask ministers about the decision to starting "printing" money.
Chris Dillow at the Stumbling and Mumbling blog explains why Gordon Brown has nothing to apologise for about the recession.
Malcolm Jack writes an obituary in the Independent of Sir Charles Gordon, the former clerk of the House of Commons who made "a significant contribution ... to the working of parliament".
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