David Cameron cites Tony Benn as he promises to devolve power to local people and institutions in the Guardian.
Across Whitehall, civil servants are pulling back from Labour as they prepare for a Tory government, writes Rachel Sylvester in the Times .
Tom Watson wonders whether Cameron's new economic adviser, Google chief Eric Schmidt, has paid much attention to Conservative policy.
George Parker in the FT says sacked City bankers are being offered work in the Treasury.
In the Independent, former Labour minister Frank Field calls on the government to get the state off people's backs.
Over at the Spectator's Coffee House, James Forsyth reckons he's discovered the Tories' voice for the countryside.
