There is plenty of advice for David Cameron on how he should proceed with the government's overhaul of the welfare system.
The Daily Mail welcomes the proposals, external to simplify it and remove the financial incentive for people to stay out of work. "Long overdue", it concludes.
Suggestions that child benefit for older teenagers could be scrapped have not gone down well with the Daily Star, external.
For millions of families, it says, it is the only perk they receive.
Strike laws
As the Financial Times reports, cuts in public spending, external have prompted fears of a surge in industrial action.
With that in mind, the CBI wants employers to be able to use agency temps to cover for striking workers, a practice banned in 2004, it reports.
London Mayor Boris Johnson's views on strike action provide the lead story for the Daily Telegraph, external.
It says he is calling on David Cameron to tighten labour laws to stop unions embarking on a wave of strikes.
Jubilant roar
Many of the front pages carry pictures of Europe's golfers as they overhauled their American rivals in the Ryder Cup.
Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy is seen in the Independent, external letting out a jubilant roar. The Times captures the moment a brilliant rainbow, external arced over the players on the course so badly affected by rain.
The Daily Telegraph blames the move to hold the event so late in the year, external on one overriding consideration - money.
This must not, it says, be allowed to happen again.
Conker 'bonkers'
As any school child will tell you, it is harvest time for conkers.
And the Daily Mail reports that one local authority has removed all the conkers, external from a tree because a girl was injured by a falling branch.
The four-year-old was apparently struck by the branch which was being thrown into the tree by a group of children trying to dislodge the conkers.
Mail readers might get a clue what the paper thinks about the decision from the headline - "Are they bonkers?"
