The Staggers

The ten must-read comment pieces from this morning's papers.

The Prime Minister knows Britain is economically dependent on the eurozone, but he finds emerging markets elsewhere much more alluring.

Blame-shifting may be politically expedient, but burning bridges with the eurozone is not going to help find solutions.

The PM offers advice to Europe but suggests little change at home.

MPs broadly sympathetic to the leadership are elected to influential 1922 committee.

After a month without, PMQs returns with LOLs, nurses and ... the economy

Caroline Lucas on why she is standing aside as Green party leader

Miliband lands some blows on Cameron in a somewhat rambling PMQs.

Such a move would be unfair and unsustainable.

The Prime Minister's personal poll ratings are falling, indicating that voters have stopped giving him the benefit of the doubt.

The former prime minister says that civil servants stopped him from using the phrase during a speech to the nation.

The Shadow Chancellor and former Business Secretary agree on how coalition policy is failing and what should happen next, while agreeing to disagree on the past.

The left needs a new education strategy.