Saturday Papers: tips and comment

Please note no FT or Guardian published today.

THE TIMES

* David Milliband will run for the Labour leadership if David Cameron ends the party's 13 years in power at the election, expected in May

* Carphone Warehouse founder David Ross fights to save his property business Kandahar Group

* Bonus culture: in which Pooh learns that honey isn't everything

* Big shot of the year: Sam Laidlaw, chief executive Centrica

* From Westminster to the West Midlands, the house gap continues to widen

* Ireland: Celtic Tiger finished off by debunked 'miracle'

DAILY TELEGRAPH

* It is costing British taxpayers more than £6 million a year to protect Tony Blair

* Video games have become one of the biggest forms of entertainment in Britain, outselling films over the last year

* ITV has let us all down -- interview Melvyn Bragg

* As the patient recovers, doctor bows out -- interview Sir Liam Donaldson, the nation's chief medic

* Doubts over future of Central African Gold

* Profile Sir Terry Leahy, chief executive Tesco

THE INDEPENDENT

* Labour will today launch a hard-hitting campaign against David Cameron's proposal to repeal the ban of hunting with dogs

DAILY MAIL

Investment Extra:

* Defensives should keep investors safe in 2010 according to Jeremy Tigue, head of Global Equities at F&C

Other comment:

* Retailers braced for a tough year in 2010

* Bankers are left out in the cold this Christmas

* Barclays Capital has awarded pay rises to all of its 23,000 investment bankers

* Consentino Wines drowns sorrows

* Barclays Wealth has named WPP Group among its stock tips for 2010

DAILY EXPRESS

* Weather experts warn of another blast of Arctic weather which will send temperatures plummeting next week

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