The Independent's Hamish McRae believes the real summit today is between the US and China.
A Financial Times editorial defends Gordon Brown's building up of the summit, but notes that "there is no communique which could solve the crisis at a stroke".
On the Daily Telegraph website, Iain Martin offers Barack Obama 10 reasons to love Britain (number three is the English language, without which there would be "no rock'n'roll, no soul, no jazz, no Bob Dylan ... Can you imagine Motown or Stax in Dutch?").
The Sun's Nick Francis was embedded with activists who were "foaming at the mouth and smelling of stale cider" yesterday. He looks a bit nervous in the accompanying picture.
Arthur Martin of the Daily Mail was also undercover with the protesters, and palpably disgusted as he "struggled to maintain the pretence that I was one of these hate-filled anarchists".
