Newspaper review: Nick Clegg speech judged
The newspapers carry praise for Nick Clegg after his speech to the Liberal Democrat party conference in Brighton.
The Independent describes Mr Clegg as defiant and unapologetic. For the Daily Telegraph, he was resilient, telling his party what it did not want to hear.
And the deputy prime minister's sober tone won the trust of the Liberal Democrats, says the Financial Times.
The speech was brave and impressive, adds the Sun, confronting UK spending more directly than other leaders have.
David Cameron's speech to the United Nations General Assembly is also covered on the front pages.
The Guardian believes it was Mr Cameron's strongest attack on the UN over its inaction on Syria.
Mr Cameron charges China and Russia with blocking international efforts to halt the war in Syria, the Independent says.
The speech was his most provocative attempt to end the impasse blocking further international action against President Assad, argues the Times.
"A licence to shoot burglars" is how the Daily Mail reacts to the sentencing of two men who were shot as they tried to raid a secluded farm house.
The Daily Express says public faith in the criminal justice system is low but every now and again, something happens to remind us that all is not lost yet.
It was, believes the Express, a red letter day for the UK legal system.
The Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mail reveal one of Hong Kong's richest men has offered a reward of nearly £40m to the man who can woo his lesbian daughter, Gigi Chau, who is reported to have entered a civil partnership.