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The Sun

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The Scotsman

◆ Bank of England to pump £40bn into markets as Chancellor vows to support banks

◆ New legal threat to SNP's alcohol crackdown

◆ Delay new curriculum or we won't be able to bring it in, fear teachers

◆ Why the Bard's genius gave Dylan the burning desire to write songs

◆ De Menezes was victim of 'terrible and extraordinary circumstances', police chief says

◆ Jack, the Africa U-turn and the great 'by-election escape'

◆ Energy companies warned over unfair pricing

◆ Palin repeats claim that Obama 'pals around with terrorists'

◆ QE2 delights home crowd as she pays final visit

◆ Seven year sentence for death crash footballer

◆ Darling under pressure after German savings 100% protected

◆ Pope: Millions are losing their religion and declaring God is dead

◆ One jab breakthrough for testicular cancer

◆ The unclaimed £575m that could help pensioners beat credit crunch

◆ Father in court over death of baby in Shetland house fire

◆ Tartan Army receives booze warning ahead of crucial Hampden qualifier

◆ Kyrgyzstan quake kills at least 60 - and toll could rise

◆ Victim's father slams rapist's nine-year term

◆ 'I am a member of the Labour family,' claims a conciliatory Mandelson

◆ Mandelson to undergo kidney stone operation

The Guardian

◆ Peter Tatchell: Campbell abuse is Spurs' shame

◆ John Stevens: The UK will soon be forced to rethink joining the Eurozone

◆ Sacked gardener cleared of poisoning judge's lawn

◆ Police chief died of exposure and drugs, coroner rules

◆ Darling's statement: Hint of irritation from Mr Calm

◆ Our radiation fears are being exploited, charity warns

◆ Young Commons stars set to debate climate change

◆ Chris Hamnett: The credit crisis: it's not over yet

◆ Harriet Harman condemns Gordon Brown for sacking Asian minister

◆ World markets hammered over banking fears

◆ Glenrothes byelection all but confirmed for November 6

◆ Adonis reshuffle will delay academies, say critics

◆ Alistair Darling: 98% of accounts are fully covered

◆ Phillip Blond: Conservatism must now rethink market economics

◆ Can anyone save Tribune?

The Independent

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