Steve Richards, in the Independent, says David Cameron is right "in recognising that much clearer lines of accountability are one way of addressing the inefficiencies of the public sector".
Alastair Campbell, on his blog, writes about getting an apology out of the Spectator over a claim he tried to get Lord Butler to water down the conclusions of his Iraq inquiry.
A poll in the Telegraph suggests voters would prefer lower public spending to higher taxes.
Gordon Brown tells the Times in an interview that he will take on any vested interest that stands in the way of better public services.
Jonathan Isaby, at ConservativeHome, says members of the shadow cabinet should give up their outside interests.
James Forsyth, at the Spectator's Coffee House, suggests the pension age should be index linked to life expectancy.
