The Guardian reveals Lord Mandelson's tirade at the Starbucks boss, Howard Schultz, over the businessman's attack on the UK economy.
Meanwhile, Mandelson uses a post the new LabourList site to highlight a speech he made to the Council for Foreign Relations yesterday on the current economic situation and how we deal with it.
Writing in the Times, Gordon Brown explains why the British taxpayers should not be made to "pay for bankers' one-way bets".
The one thing that unites the prime minister and the Tory leader, David Cameron, is the fear of "100 Borises", writes Simon Jenkins in the Guardian.
On PoliticalBetting.com, Mike Smithson asks whether the deputy Labour leader, Harriet Harman, is becoming the party's Sarah Palin.
In an interview with the Financial Times, Sir Gus O'Donnell, the cabinet secretary, denies the civil service is biased towards either party.
