9pm Andrew Lilico on CentreRight: European leaders agree plan to guarantee interbank lending
4.30pm Charlie Elphicke on CentreRight: Labour’s economic mismanagement costs us all dear II – Taxes
3.15pm CentreRight: Andrew Lilico on the nationalisation of banks
9.30am Greg Hands on CentreRight: Everyone likes the idea of a Swedish model, even in banking
Local Government: Mark Wallace of the Taxpayers Alliance on Taxing Times especially in Lambeth.
ToryDiary: YouGov: Labour boosted by economic crisis
ConservativeInternational: Centre right parties squeezed by economic crisis
Nick Wood on Platform: An early election is Gordon’s only hope
ToryDiary: Psychometric testing suggested for weeding out those unfit to be ministers
Suli Shah on CentreRight: The hand of history is on Cameron’s shoulder
Tories call on Gordon Brown to drop ‘divisive’ 42-day terror plan
Conservatives have made a fresh call to Gordon Brown to dump controversial plans to allow police to detain terrorist suspects for up to 42 days – Sunday Telegraph
These proposals are unworkable – Dominic Grieve in the Telegraph
Conservative chiefs have scrapped a champagne reception for top financiers as David Cameron struggles to distance his party from City fat cats – Mail on Sunday
Tory voters against full powers
People who vote Tory are the least likely to be in favour of giving more power to the Welsh Assembly, a poll on public attitudes to devolution shows – BBC
Race row Tory walks into new storm over climate change – Sunday Herald
IMF warns of world financial system ‘meltdown’ – Sunday Telegraph
Two million Britons on the dole by Christmas, economists warn – The Observer
Nationalisation is no longer a dirty word – Sunday Telegraph
History shows how poverty helps the right
"Altruism can seem a dispensable luxury when times are hard. Recessions have always had the potential to persuade voters that their interests and the interests of their families must come first." – Nick Cohen in The Observer
The government is ready to scrap controversial plans to clamp down on so-called ‘health tourism’ among asylum seekers whose claims are rejected, following a revolt by doctors – The Observer
Bars are to be banned from offering free alcohol to women under a new system of government restrictions to cut public drunkenness – The Sunday Times
Ed Miliband will follow EU instructions on climate change – Christopher Booker in The Telegraph
Revealed: the truth about Tony Blair’s role in the Ecclestone Affair
"[D]ocuments – released to The Sunday Telegraph after a two-and-a-half year Freedom of Information battle – reveal that Mr Blair personally intervened to secure Formula One’s exemption from the tobacco advertising ban just hours after meeting Bernie Ecclestone, the motorsport’s billionaire boss." – Sunday Telegraph
Killer drivers who get away with murder
"The behaviour of Luke McCormick, climbing into his stupid showy machine while both drunk and exhausted, and then moronically stealing the lives of two small boys through irresponsibility and absurd risk-taking, is a crime not much different from murder. No surprise, by the way, that this transgressor is a footballer, another product of that strange heathen cult that poisons so much of modern British life with its excess. The man should obviously be hanged, as an example to others, and it is a pity that the law doesn’t allow this sort of hellish driving to be classified as murder, or for murderers to be executed. In the meantime, I reckon three-and-a-half years is pretty feeble even by the standards of our joke justice system. But not especially surprising. We have lost the will to punish – and are constantly punished for it." – Peter Hitchens in the Mail on Sunday
Independent schools must be allowed to retain their charitable status – Martin Stephen in The Telegraph
Barack Obama would offer John McCain a job is he wins the US election – Sunday Telegraph
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