As the global financial crisis rages on, the prime minister, Gordon Brown, uses a Times article to set out four keys to recovery from the turmoil.
In the FT, the chancellor, Alistair Darling, explains why shocks to the financial system show the need for fresh answers.
Dominic Lawson, the son of the former Conservative chancellor Lord Lawson, warns readers not to bank on the government, in an article for the Independent.
Guardian columnist Martin Kettle warns that Brown's well-intentioned attempt to manage the crisis will preserve the inequalities of today.
Also in the Guardian, Deborah Hargreaves argues that it is time that ego-driven bank bosses were properly held to account.
On the blogs, Iain Dale reveals why he is declaring for Obama.
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