Irwin Stelzer takes issue with Gordon Brown's "ridiculous" attempt to blame the US for Britain's economic woes.
Adrian Hamilton argues in today's Independent that the economic downturn begs a response from Europe.
In the Financial Times, Joshua Chaffin outlines the opposition to carbon emission reductions as the credit crunch bites.
The Times's Matthew Paris argues that Jacqui Smith could have stuck her oar in over the Damian Green arrest if she had really wanted to.
Stephen Glover weighs in to the assisted dying debate to argue that we should never give the state the power to finish us off.
Brownian slip? Mike Smithson at PoliticalBetting.com wonders if the prime minister's slip of the tongue yesterday is going to plague him for a long time.
