The Financial Times reports that Alistair Darling will use the Mais lecture on Wednesday to formally scrap the government's own rules on borrowing.
In the Guardian, Jackie Ashley explains why the recession means we must do politics differently.
Writing in the Times, William Rees-Mogg says banks must rediscover Victorian values.
Philip Johnston uses his column in the Daily Telegraph to examine Peter Mandelson's role in "yachtgate".
On the blogs, Iain Martin discusses Gordon Brown's "Keynesian con", while over on Coffee House, James Forsyth explains why George Osborne's decision to take a back seat on party fundraising is a sensible move.
