Richard Lloyd Parry, in the Times, says the new prime minister of Thailand, Abhisit Vejjajiva, who was at Eton and Oxford with Boris Johnson and David Cameron, is presiding over a chaotic and callous regime.
George Parker, in the Financial Times, reports on a confidential Foreign Office briefing paper showing that, of the 20 countries attending the G20 summit, only 11 are deemed worthy of "intensive diplomatic lobbying".
Johann Hari, in the Independent, says Northern Ireland is an "almost completely segregated society" and that only 5% of children go to schools where Protestants and Catholics mix.
Mike Smithson, at PoliticalBetting, writes about the possible effect of collapsing house prices in marginal constituencies.
John Rentoul, at Independent Minds, on the latest revelations about the Iraq war dossier, and why David Kelly thought the war had to happen when it did.
The RSA's Matthew Taylor, on his blog, takes issue with Seumas Milne's article about the miners' strike in the Guardian yesterday.
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