Alan Johnson appears to rule himself out as a contender for Labour leader in the Times: "I haven't got any false modesty but I don't aspire to that job."
David Miliband backs Gordon Brown in the Daily Mirror: "I don't think it's the time for a leadership election … When I look at Gordon, Alistair, our team of ministers, we've got people who haven't lost the hunger for government."
The Guardian has exclusive extracts from Adam Boulton's new memoir. In this one the Sky News anchor talks about the Granita deal and Blair-Brown rivalry, while in this one he reveals which of the two Labour leaders is the most fun to go to the pub with.
The Economist asks: who killed New Labour?
Fraser Nelson assesses Brown's pre-conference interview on Sky.
Meanwhile, in America: Michael Tomasky examines on how Barack Obama can use the financial crisis to hit John McCain in his weak spot.
