The importance of the Anders Breivik verdict reaches beyond Norway (Guardian)
Tad Tietze argues that Breivik's ideology is shared by a wider far right movement
The internet rushes in where the tabloids fear to tread (Independent)
John O'Farrell argues that a declining print media needs to pick its battles carefully
Grey power is growing - and it can make Britain a better place (Telegraph)
Neil O'Brien calls on Iain Duncan Smith to use Britain's ageing population to plug gaps in childcare funding
Nina Bawden's Carrie's War speaks a truth about the ripple effects of conflict (Guardian)
Ros Wynne Jones pays tribute to the late children's author's most influential novel
Abolish all grades. Only then will GCSEs be useful for pupils and employers (Independent)
Philip Hensher argues that the grading system is what drives down standards
Prince Harry and the toxic gloss of celebrity (Telegraph)
Patrick Jephson argues that the naked photos controversy reveals the monarchy's reliance on PR
Murdoch is wrong on Prince Harry pictures (Financial Times)
Philip Stephens criticises the Sun's decision to publish naked photos of Prince Harry
What Galloway and Akin say about rape says so much more about them (Guardian)
Jonathan Freedland challenges recent attempts by male politicians to play down the seriousness of rape
Lance Armstrong's fans deserve better (Independent)
The Independent's leader says Lance Armstrong's decision not to fight doping charges leaves questions unanswered
We need new houses built on fields, not these 'mixed-use' Soviet estates (Telegraph)
Graeme Archer deplores efforts to build affordable housing